On May 14 in golf history — 1936: Horton Smith wins second Masters, plus 5 more moments from 1936–2017.
Horton Smith, who had won the inaugural 1934 Masters, captured his second green jacket in 1936 with a one-stroke victory at Augusta National.
Horton SmithTony 'Champagne' Lema, winner of the 1964 Open Championship, died young in a 1966 plane crash; his charisma and clutch play made him one of the most popular players of the early 1960s.
Tony LemaGary Player closed with a 64, birdieing seven of the last 10 holes, to come from seven back and win the 1978 Masters, the last of his nine major titles.
Gary PlayerNick Faldo birdied the 11th in a sudden-death playoff to beat Scott Hoch and win his first Masters in 1989.
Nick FaldoTiger Woods won the GTE Byron Nelson Classic in Texas during his historic 2000 season, in which he captured three of the four major championships.
Tiger WoodsBrian Harman birdied the 72nd hole to beat Dustin Johnson and Pat Perez by one and win the Wells Fargo Championship at Eagle Point.
Brian Harman