By Steve Keating AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 14 (Reuters) - It is a place where dreams come true for both golfers and fans alike the place where Australian prayers were answered on Sunday. It is, as the old-timers say, where the four-day Masters tournament really begins in Sunday's final round, the place where green jackets are won and lost. It is a breathtaking piece of golfing real estate, an iconic stretch featuring holes 11, 12 and 13 that is tucked away in the far corner of Augusta National Golf Club and where reputations are often made and destroyed. It is Amen Corner. ...
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