On April 21 in golf history — 1934: Horton Smith wins first Masters, plus 5 more moments from 1934–2013.
Horton Smith won the inaugural Masters Tournament, then called the Augusta National Invitation, by one stroke over Craig Wood in 1934.
Horton SmithDoug Ford's holeout from a greenside bunker on the 72nd hole to win the 1957 Masters this week remains one of the great closing shots at Augusta.
Doug FordBernhard Langer completed his first Masters win in 1985 this week, the start of a German golf surge and a Hall of Fame career across multiple tours.
Bernhard LangerWelshman Ian Woosnam made a clutch par at the 18th to win the 1991 Masters by one stroke over Jose Maria Olazabal, reaching World No. 1.
Ian WoosnamNick Faldo's 1996 Masters win, completed this week as Greg Norman squandered a six-shot lead, stands as one of the most dramatic final days in golf.
Nick FaldoAdam Scott beat Angel Cabrera on the second playoff hole in the rain to win the 2013 Masters, becoming the first Australian to claim a green jacket.
Adam Scott