Father, daughter build replica of Augusta National’s 12th hole with 20K LEGOs

Given the amount of time and effort required for such an undertaking, it’s hardly surprising that the finished product is indeed impressive.

The father-and-daughter duo began the project in December and all told, the replica of Golden Bell required about 60 hours of work. The finished product measures 30 inches wide by 50 inches long by 20 inches high.

Making the fruit of their labor even more rewarding is how Stagner and his daughter intend to sell the replica and donate the proceeds to charity.

“We saw a replica of Augusta clubhouse made from Lego and she said ‘let’s build a golf hole and sell it,'” Stagner said of nine-year-old daughter Abby, via Golf Digest. “The ‘business’ idea quickly turned into a ‘let’s sell this and donate all the money to charity idea.'”

There have been countless breathtaking sports-themed creations built entirely out of LEGOs, including a stop-motion one that celebrates Tiger Woods’ iconic and improbable chip-in on the par-3 16th at the 2005 Masters.

It goes without saying that the Stagner’s replica of Golden Bell is just as impressive of all the other sports-inspired LEGO replicas that preceded it.