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1986 Masters: Rekindling Jack's glory

1997 Masters: Tiger Woods' eye-opening victory

1996 Masters: Nick Faldo denies Greg Norman ... again

The shot will go down as one of the most famous in golf history, certainly a big talking point whenever the subject of most memorable Masters is broached. But consider the fate of Larry Mize as he stepped to the 10th tee at Augusta National in 198...

All these years later, it is interesting to note that Nick Faldo bogeyed the 11th hole at Augusta National during all four rounds of the 1989 Masters. His 5 there during a rainy final round dropped him five strokes back of the lead, but he rallied f...

The Masters was 15 years into its existence, in its 13th playing at Augusta National, when the club's leaders decided to award the winner of the tournament more than prize money and a trophy. A win at the Masters also meant receiving a green jacket...

Jack Burke Jr.'s victory at the 1956 Masters stands as the largest come-from-behind win in tourney history. That's only one reason it made ESPN.com's list of Top 25 Masters Moments.

The first "Masters" in 1934 came from humble beginnings. Bob Harig explored that opening event and explains why it comes in at No. 25 on ESPN.com's list of Top 25 Masters Moments.

Rory McIlroy isn't a stranger to golf's big moments, but he hasn't always handled them well. All it took, apparently, was a night of playing football in the streets of Augusta to get his mind right for Round 1, writes ESPN.com's Bob Harig.

Tiger Woods might be rusty upon returning. But his colleagues won't for a moment underestimate what the four-time Masters champion is capable of.

There's no experience for a professional golfer quite like playing the Masters, but it holds special significance for Augusta, Ga., native Charles Howell III. Still, finding his way home will be quite the challenge, writes Bob Harig.

According to Sandy Lyle, "not a day goes by" that someone doesn't mention the bunker shot that clinched his 1988 Masters victory.

It was a year in which Zach Johnson procured another victory at the PGA Tour stop in Atlanta, almost shot a 59 at the Tour Championship and finished eighth on the final money list. But, of course, Johnson's 2007 campaign will forever be remembered for just one thing -- winning the Masters.

Mike Weir came to Augusta National as the world's top Canadian last year. Now, he's the defending champ.