Lou Stagner and his 9-year-old daughter, Abby, have created a Lego masterpiece of Augusta National’s famous par-3 12th hole.

The father-daughter team started construction in December. It took them approximately 60 hours to complete. More than 20,000 pieces were used. The replica is 30 inches wide, 50 inches tall, and 20 inches in height. The 11th green and 13th tee box are also included.

Lou and Abby plan to sell their creation and donate the proceeds to charity.

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