Official 2020 Masters Tournament Framed Print Benefiting Southern Pickleball Academy
This stunning framed print is a rare piece of golf history. The 2020 Masters Tournament — held November 12–15 at Augusta National Golf Club — was a once-in-a-lifetime event unlike any Masters before or since. Postponed from its traditional April dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it marked the first and only time in the tournament's nearly 90-year history that the Masters was played in the fall.
The official tournament artwork, by celebrated golf artist Lee Wybranski, captures Augusta National shining in vivid autumn foliage — the golds, reds, and oranges of fall reflected in Rae's Creek beneath the iconic stone bridge at Amen Corner. This image served as the cover of the official Masters Journal during the tournament. Where patrons normally see spring azaleas in bloom, this print tells a different, singular story. It is a visual record of a tournament that will never be repeated.
On the course, the history was equally remarkable. Dustin Johnson delivered one of the most dominant Masters performances ever recorded, finishing at –20 to set a new all-time scoring record for the tournament.
Professionally framed and ready to hang, this is a conversation piece, a collector's item, and a genuine artifact of one of sport's most extraordinary years.
Opening Bid: $250
Your winning bid supports the Southern Pickleball Academy, a nonprofit dedicated to building healthy youth and communities through pickleball. Learn more about our unique youth program at first paddle.org.
Welcome to the Academy
The Southern Pickleball Academy is a public charity dedicated to the growth of pickleball by investing in our students and communities while fostering desirable character traits of integrity, teamwork, resilience, patience, and sportsmanship.
You can help when you invest your time, skills, and finances.
WHO WE ARE
The Southern Pickleball Academy is a community of people dedicated to growing and improving the sport of pickleball, both locally and regionally. The most important part of us is YOU. The time, efforts, and donations provided by generous people like you are what keep the Academy going. Ever since we launched the Southern Pickleball Academy in 2023, our main focus has been to improve lives through the ever-growing market of pickleball! Join us and be part of something that will last lifetimes.
WHAT WE DO
At Southern Pickleball Academy, we're building stronger communities by introducing youth to the transformative power of pickleball. Through our successful equipment donation program, we've provided over $20,000 in pickleball gear to local middle and high schools, creating new opportunities for students to discover this engaging sport.
Our innovative First Paddle program goes beyond the court, combining pickleball instruction with character development activities that help shape confident, well-rounded young people. We're also investing in our youth's future through education, offering $1,000 scholarships for post-secondary education, with the next awards to be distributed in May 2025.
As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, we're committed to expanding our youth outreach because we've seen firsthand how pickleball can positively impact young lives.
Want to learn more about our impact? Take a listen to our secretary, Cindy Ogden, on WAFJ's Difference Makers radio show, where she discusses the physical, social, and mental health benefits that make pickleball such a powerful tool for youth development with one of our friends, Cleve Walker.
