The famed Augusta National Golf Club, home of The Masters, didn’t receive relief from the ice and snow storm wreaking havoc on the east coast. So far, the most well known trees appear to have endured the freezing rain and sleet that started Tuesday night and carried on through Wednesday,

according to The Augusta Chronicle

 

An Augusta National spokesman said Thursday via text that the club had some minor debris cleanup, which was expected given the severity of the storm that brought nearly an inch of ice and caused widespread power outages.

The club is still assessing the damage and is scheduled to reopen for normal operations Friday morning, he said.

The Masters is scheduled for April 10-13 this year.

Here are some pictures from local reporters of Augusta National via Twitter…

 

Augusta National Golf Club on ice. #angc #masters #augusta pic.twitter.com/cQxdz5Gbb1

— RICHARD ROGERS (@RRNEWS12) February 12, 2014

Ice covering Magnolia Lane at Augusta National Golf Club. Photo by Kevin Faigle. @spann pic.twitter.com/4lKBVDhyaf

— Michael White (@michaelwhitewx) February 12, 2014

 

Looking down a frozen Magnolia Lane at Augusta National Golf Club. #Masters #CSRAStorm pic.twitter.com/YYrcCXKZTT

— WJBF News Channel 6 (@WJBF) February 12, 2014

Meanwhile, for the first round of the Northern Trust Open at Riviera in the Los Angeles area, it’s another gorgeous day — sunny with an expected high of 78 degrees. #sorrynotsorry

(Photo via Augusta Chronicle)