The course was built by Jones and Alister MacKenzie and opened for play in 1932. It was founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts. The club has hosted the annual Masters Tournament since 1934, one of the four men's major championships in professional golf and the only major played on the same course each year. It is also host to the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions, which became a major championship in its own right after the 2013 season. The tournament has been held in China twice, in 2007 at Shanghai International Golf Club and again in 2018 at the Chinese Golf Association Academy Sports Center in Beijing. Masters Tournament play lasts for three days of stroke play followed by another day of match play for the top 32 players. The cut line is usually set at 150 points or better to ensure that all participants will have an opportunity to reach the match play stage of the event. If less than 32 players make it to match play, those who finish outside the top 16 will advance to play in a second round the following week. There are two different types of holes on Augusta National Golf Club: the shorter par 3s and the longer par 4s. There are 14 par 3s on the course with average distances from 390 to 160 yards. The longest hole is the 544-yard 12th hole. The other 13 holes range in length from 145 to 340 yards. The majority of these holes require a straight shot into the fairway with some slight elevation change required to reach the green.