The Masters: 9 Unforgettable Shots

The Masters Tournament typically produces some magical moments that live long in the memory and, with the first major of the season getting underway at Augusta National this Thursday, what better time to re-live some of the greatest shots ever captured by the tournament’s TV cameras?

Here, for your viewing pleasure, are nine of the best shots in Masters history. If this doesn’t get the juices flowing, then you might want to find something else to watch this weekend…

1. Tiger Woods’ chip-in at the 16th in 2005

2. Sandy Lyle’s bunker shot at the 18th in 1988

3. Louis Oosthuizen’s albatross in 2012

4. Phil’s escape from the trees at the 13th in 2010

5. Bubba’s huge hook in 2012

6. Larry Mize’ sensational chip in 1987

7. Jack Nicklaus’ stunning putt in 1975

8. Adam Scott’s hole-in-one in 2012

9. Phil’s putt to win his first major in 2004

The Masters: Your Memories

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Michael McEwan is the Deputy Editor of bunkered and has been part of the team since 2004. In that time, he has interviewed almost every major figure within the sport, from Jack Nicklaus, to Rory McIlroy, to Donald Trump. The host of the multi award-winning bunkered Podcast and a member of Balfron Golfing Society, Michael is the author of three books and is the 2023 PPA Scotland 'Writer of the Year' and 'Columnist of the Year'. Dislikes white belts, yellow balls and iron headcovers. Likes being drawn out of the media ballot to play Augusta National.

Deputy Editor