On May 10 in golf history — 1959: Art Wall Jr. wins the Masters, plus 5 more moments from 1929–2009.
Macdonald Smith, one of the finest players never to win a major, contended in numerous U.S. and British Opens during the 1920s and 1930s while winning two dozen PGA Tour events.
Macdonald SmithBen Hogan shot a record 274 to win the 1953 Masters by five strokes, the opening leg of his celebrated three-major season.
Ben HoganArt Wall Jr. birdied five of the last six holes to charge from behind and win the 1959 Masters by one stroke.
Art Wall Jr.Billy Casper shot 69 in an 18-hole playoff to beat Gene Littler and win the 1970 Masters, the last of his three major titles.
Billy CasperFred Couples, fresh off his 1992 Masters win and World No. 1 ranking, continued a banner season that established him as the most popular player in the game.
Fred CouplesSean O'Hair held off Tiger Woods and Kevin Stadler to win the Quail Hollow Championship in Charlotte for one of his PGA Tour titles.