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What is your favorite moment in Masters history?

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There have been dozens of iconic moments in Masters history that helped define the tournament. What is your favorite Masters moment?


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I did not start playing golf until 40 years of age so I missed paying attention to Jack's 1986 win.  Since I have been playing and following golf the most impressive moment (if 4 days can be a moment) was Tiger's runaway win in 1997.  Individual shot was Tiger's amazing chip in a few years ago.  Most sentimental moment was Ben Crenshaw's victory shortly after the death of Harvey Penick.

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2 hours ago, NJpatbee said:

I did not start playing golf until 40 years of age so I missed paying attention to Jack's 1986 win.  Since I have been playing and following golf the most impressive moment (if 4 days can be a moment) was Tiger's runaway win in 1997.  Individual shot was Tiger's amazing chip in a few years ago.  Most sentimental moment was Ben Crenshaw's victory shortly after the death of Harvey Penick.

 


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Jack's win in 1986 is easily my favorite.

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Too many to pick just one:
Floyd - I remember his chipping
Jack's win in '86
Freddie's win '92
Larry Mize winning chip in '87
Norman blowup/Faldo win '96
Tiger '97 and '05

But the older ones had much less media coverage, a highlight show on Thur/Fri and maybe 3 hours Sat/Sun coverage.

Players play, tough players win!

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