The Masters 2022: The 10 greatest shots in Masters history
Our countdown of the finest blows ever witnessed at Augusta National.
10. Louis Oosthuizen plays billiards for a hole-in-one in 2016
The greatest hole in one ever?
— Admit One Media (@Admit1ne) June 18, 2019
Louis Oosthuizen somehow found a way to upstage his Masters albatross from 2012 by scoring a hole in one in his final round at the 2016 Masters, in the most spectacular fashion. pic.twitter.com/Kkp1ue0ca4
9. Gene Sarazen's holed 4-wood for an albatross-2 at the 15th in 1935.
8. Larry Mize wins the 1987 tournament by chipping-in during a play-off against Greg Norman.
10 days until Masters Monday.
— The Masters (@TheMasters) March 29, 2019
Melnyk, Musburger and Venturi punctuate the moment Augusta-native Larry Mize holed-out on No. 11 to win the 1987 Masters. #cominginapril pic.twitter.com/Fvd4w0ayuI
7. Sandy Lyle's fairway bunker shot at the 72nd hole in 1988.
🔙 1988: Sandy Lyle's bunker heroics! Going down as one of the best shots in Master's history, Lyle hit a 150 yard bunker shot on No.18 that set up a birdie to win. Here he became the first Masters champion from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧🕺#TheMastersGreatestMoments 🟩🟨 pic.twitter.com/Of0h5Ruk9A
— Sky Sports Golf (@SkySportsGolf) March 22, 2022
6. Jack Nicklaus' birdie at the 16th in 1975.
5. Nick Faldo's 2-iron approach to the 13th when chasing down Greg Norman in 1996.
4. Jack Nicklaus' victory-clinching final birdie in 1986.
3. Phil Mickelson from the pine straw on the 13th in 2010.
🚨Counting Down Phil Mickelson’s Top 10 Escapes/Recovery Shots ⛳️
— Phil Mickelson Tracker (@TrackingPhil) July 16, 2019
#1 - 2010 Masters
🗣 The Greatest shot of his life pic.twitter.com/6CXArn7spZ
2. Bubba Watson's brilliant snap-hook wedge to win the 2012 play-off.
📅 April 8, 2012: On this date 8 years ago...
— Action Network (@ActionNetworkHQ) April 8, 2020
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• Bubba Watson pulls a huge drive into the trees right of the 10th fairway on the 2nd hole of the sudden-death playoff.
Next shot: 🗣️ "Did it hook? OH WHAT A SHOT!"
Cash that 50-1 ticket 💰: pic.twitter.com/9ANndGjlQJ
1. Tiger Woods pitch-in at the 16th in 2005.
Tiger Woods' chip-in at No. 16 in 2005.
— ESPN (@espn) November 10, 2020
An iconic moment at #TheMasters pic.twitter.com/6TQVsWX6Le