On April 14 in golf history — 1951: Ben Hogan wins first Masters, plus 6 more moments from 1923–2024.
Argentina's Roberto De Vicenzo, the 1967 Open champion who famously lost the 1968 Masters to a scorecard error on his 45th birthday, was born on this day.
Roberto De VicenzoBen Hogan won the 1951 Masters by two strokes over Skee Riegel for the first of his two green jackets.
Ben HoganOn his 45th birthday, Roberto De Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard at the 1968 Masters, and Bob Goalby was awarded the green jacket by a single stroke.
Bob GoalbyNick Faldo shot 67 and overtook Greg Norman, who shot 78 after a six-shot lead, to win the 1996 Masters by five strokes in one of golf's greatest final-day swings.
Nick FaldoTiger Woods won the 2002 Masters by three strokes over Retief Goosen, becoming the third player to successfully defend a Masters title.
Tiger WoodsTiger Woods won the 2019 Masters by one stroke for his fifth green jacket and 15th major, completing one of the greatest comebacks in sports after years of injuries.
Tiger WoodsScottie Scheffler won the 2024 Masters by four strokes over Ludvig Aberg for his second green jacket while ranked World No. 1.
Scottie Scheffler