(CNN) -- It's the putt all golfers want to be stood over. The final hole of a Masters weekend, find the cup and the coveted green jacket is yours. Your heart is racing, your palms sweaty, can you maintain your focus? The contender surveys the scene, taking in the erupting volcano and giant wooden heads which line the Hawaiian Rumble course before delicately guiding her shot off a brick and into the hole. No, not the Augusta National Country Club, but a minigolf course in Myrtle Beach. Not Tiger Woods, but 18-year-old Olivia Prokopova, one of the world's leading minigolf players and a double Masters champion.
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The minigolf Masters takes place annually at the Hawaiian Rumble course
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Czech teenager Olivia Prokopova has won the tournament in each of the last two years
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The event was started by Robert Detwiler, founder of the U.S. Pro Minigolf Federation
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Some 38,000 registered players compete in tournaments all over the world
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