1989 Masters Tournament Final Round Broadcast

[@40ny]

Faldo's 3-iron on No. 11 in the play-off was a thing of beauty and Ken Venturi's commentary was the perfect match for it. One of the shots I'll always remember having watched the Masters on TV since the early 70s.

[@Edgar_Randolph]

His 'spoon' at 13th impressed me too, the 2nd shot. Such a pure strike

[@40ny]

@@Edgar_Randolph How right you are. And I remember him in the final round the following year nailing a 1-iron on the 15th that finished up just off the back, from where he made a birdie. No margin for error. Compare that with today where no one even knows what a 1-iron is, much less uses one off the fairway, and guys are hitting 8-irons to the 15th. Different times.

[@southsidejonny9997]

Work 6 day's, Sunday relaxation viewing golf by the best...priceless. Never played but love it .

[@diogeneslantern18]

Buy a bag of secondhand sticks and start swinging. One of life's great tragedies is never having played a round of golf.

[@RG-5834]

Are you kidding me? Golf is the greatest game! It teaches you everything about life, pleasure, exhilaration, frustration, honesty, self respect. That incredible feeling of a sweet strike of the ball with any wood or iron, is something you will remember throughout the round, even if you’ve had many poor shots!

[@russburton725]

I was fortunate enough to play 18 holes with Mike “Radar” Reid a year or so after this Masters in a BSA fund raising tournament in Sun Valley, thanks to my father. What an experience! He was and remains one of the nicest, humble most gracious people I have ever had the opportunity to spend time with. His nickname “Radar” was every bit of how controlled his game was. I wish he could’ve won this one or The PGA Championship which just slipped from his grasp. While playing with mr. Reid, I asked him if he could pick who he was paired with in tournament play, who would it be. Without hesitation he responded, “Tom Watson, he has the greatest temperament of anyone on tour, never says a negative word, he makes you play better just playing with him and I’ve tried to follow his example of mental control while playing golf.” Radar did manage to pull off a couple Senior Majors :)

[@MizunoIronMan]

Lyle, Faldo, Woosnam - no better time to watch golf as a young teenager. We had just 3 channels on t.v back then , sport was a treat and this was the biggest treat of the year bar none. Staying up late and watching drama unfold on the most beautiful and pristine golf course in the world, happy times.

[@PD-fh4wj]

Totally agree

[@Dude0000]

Best thing was playing until dark then catching at least the last 9 holes, usually 18 easily at the Masters. My first was 92 and Freddie was the man...and still is.

[@mohammadbayzidulhuq9551]

Erm...we actually had 4 channels by the. Remember channel 4's coverage of the US Open around then. Memories.

[@julianalstin7245]

Agreed.... now where'd that 32 years go?🤔

[@OhioRiverFisherman]

👍

[@enochgonzalez9963]

these were the best hours of my young life...sat watching this great golf....I wish I had a time machine.................

[@mannyfox8089]

This is the time machine 😉

[@davidcheckosky6844]

two solid long irons in the playoff from Faldo - first a 4 iron off a downhill lie, next a 3 iron off a downhill lie. nothing to worry about, just it being nearly dark, plus cold/rainy, with wet footing, a little fog, slippery grips, 1989 technology, a massive bunker at 10, and a water hazard at 11, plus gonad shrinking PRESSURE and a questionable sweater...... wow, if anyone wants to disparage the greatness of Faldo, just watch this replay!

[@leonhantz6383]

Especially the one into 11 on the 2nd Playoff hole. Incredible

[@servicekid7453]

“Questionable sweater” 🤣🤣🤣

[@beeswaxlover]

No, nothing solid about the first one..lucky putt, he should have lost on 10

[@carloslugo4526]

First iron was in the bunker on ten. How is that solid.

[@TheLocalLt]

Faldo’s iron play was spectacular all day, approach on 13 was almost identical to the shot he hit in there in 1996.

[@TheTraditionalGolfer]

This brings back fantastic memories...i was 10yrs old had not long been playing golf and used to sit up late with my dad watching the masters dreaming of one day playing this beautiful course....watching my heroes play this wonderfull game!! I wish I could go back to that time just once more I miss it so much!!

[@KasperViggoJensen]

It’s amazing to watch golf without people shouting “GET IN THE HOLE”

[@rvnlvr0599]

I was watching a modern golf video earlier and I was going to comment something like, I miss the 80’s and 90’s when golf was a peaceful experience to watch when we didn’t have drunk idiots shouting that when a guy hits driver on a 500 yard par 5. So annoying! How can those kind of guys think anyone enjoys them doing that?

[@LeprechaunGinger]

They don’t allow you to yell at the masters.

[@gavinbeale7758]

Or bababooey

[@Johnsmith46392]

YOU DA MAN!

[@part6133]

Mashed potatoes !!! ball in

[@jeremypearson6852]

I’ll always remember Ken Venturi and Ben Wright as the voices of the Masters, nothing compares with that today.

[@debbiebrannen1539]

You've got that right

[@RG-5834]

It was always great listening to Ken Venturi and Pat Summerall. I would never put Ben Wright in the same category as those two legends!

[@peterhammer6915]

Remember this Masters more than any I have seen since 1988 bar Sergio in 2017. I have seen most of them. Nick Faldos rhythm in his swing is second to none, could watch it forever. No hurry, no pulling, just the whole body working as one. Thnks a lot for uploading this! I have this in some of my old VHS-cassettes.

[@jeremypearson6852]

Faldo one of the best chasers in golf in his prime. He was a beast at the Masters.

[@thevinsk]

Are ya kiddin? Hey...Faldo played well....but come on. He had two of the most profoundly lucky events take place to win two of his wins. Hoch misses an 18” putt? Norman shoots +6 in the final round. Norman could’ve shot just even par and won. Hardly makes Faldo a ‘beast’. There’s difference between playing amazing like Woods in 1997...than having your opponent dump it so profoundly. Danny Willet didn’t win..Spieth lost. Same goes for two of Faldo’s wins. Take away the amazingly unusual events and Faldo is minus two Masters.

[@diskeyes]

@@thevinsk one of the dumbest things I’ve had the displeasure of reading

[@andrewrobinson8305]

Wow, you sure don’t like English players winning do you?! Faldo shot 67 (by two shots, the best round of the day) in the heat of battle against Norman. How, by any possible definition, does that constitute a ‘lucky’ win?!! Time to get over it. Faldo’s long since retired - he won’t be getting lucky in any more of your precious Masters tournaments!

[@winstonsmith11]

@@thevinsk Coulda shoulda woulda... Guess what? Norman didn't shoot even. Spieth didn't stay dry at 12. Hoch didn't make his 2 footer. That's golf. It's about survival as much as it is about triumph. Anyone familiar with the game knows this very well. Give Faldo his due.

[@lonestar6709]

@@thevinsk So you can't win at Golf... you can only lose it? What you just said, makes no sense. How many times has Tiger Woods won, when he held his nerve, and others didn't? I guess half of his wins, weren't wins either? Faldo held his nerve, and that's the end of it.

[@R.POliver]

3:10:50 Still absolutely hilarious after all of these years. How Faldo kept from doing cartwheels after that is astounding.

[@scooteragnew9248]

I always promised myself that after my made putt that broke 100 for the first time I would raise my arms like Faldo did at 3:23:42.. This spring I finally did it...I looked a bit foolish - it was a tap in - but I still enjoyed it.

[@wacco54]

Well Done!!!! Now go for 90. You can do it!

[@bobbyfunface4469]

Wow that made me smile from ear to ear thanks

[@dakotarubenstein963]

>ipj

[@markdemell8056]

I know the feeling ,I was even more elated whenever I first broke 80 ,I shot a 4 over 75 ,I made 12 one putts that day.The next day I shot a 91 ,ugh ,I love this game.

[@ghostdog166]

Just broke 60 first time.......with playstation but still i was so happy

[@gabrielwilson6484]

Thank you Mastersssssssssss! Love watching these videos! They are simply magic and bring back so many wonderful memories! Love love love it!

[@RadiomanAthletics216]

Agreed!!! Love watching these oldies :)

[@dronespace]

@@RadiomanAthletics216 old but gold

[@starmersbarber]

I was never a total Faldo fan...but what a magnificent and gutsy golfer he was in his prime.

[@tomdallas3690]

One of the forgotten putts of all time is Hoch's miss at 17 after the brilliant chip.

[@geoffkeen8389]

Hoch the Choke lol.

[@andyhodgson7692]

27:44 I'm glad Hoch missed this 10 footer because after he picked up the ball he placed it at least 2 inches closer to the hole. Study the footage and just look where the ball is in relation to his right foot.

[@moemanncann895]

It did look further away from his foot, but then he grabbed his marker directly behind the ball, wierd. Crenshaw was there but not watching

[@sonnyquoll8961]

If you look when Hoch is walking around his put when he grabbed the flag and dropped it on the green, his caddy had placed his ball behind the marker by a few inches, that's why Ben didn't say anything, he was standing right there and I don't think Hoch is that smart to get away with cheating, not like Reed

[@moemanncann895]

@@sonnyquoll8961 True ,Reed thought he was smart grounding his club in a waste bunker which is allowed, throwing sand back at the camera on practice swings is improving your lie which isn't allowed 🤣 for the world to see

[@donniedarko1888]

Been rewatching old Masters…well my own first memories of golf is Woosnam in 1990 holing that putt at 18. But I have to say Norman is up there in nearly everyone from mid 80’s to mid 90’s. How on earth did he not win a Masters. An old wise dedicated golfer once told me Norman sold his soul for money and that was in the early 90’s. 👀😅⛳️🏆🖤

[@P.J.Molina]

*¡The blast from the past!* In the morning listen to The Beatles, in the afternoon watch a couple of Colombo chapters on TV, and then later you see Faldo winning the Masters.

[@salfordnick5336]

Great videos and even better as the BBC have now stopped showing it, and they wonder why golf is dying in the UK. It's the masters and open that inspires future golfers, and sadly less than a million will be watching the masters come April

[@thecallawaykid1763]

Nick Deakin totally agree. Golf on the BBC was the pinnacle. Masters, Open, Volvo master, world match play and the Dunhill cup all on terrestrial tv. The R&A and Sky have killed the game as I knew it growing up!

[@BOO66IOU]

I so miss Peter alliss and just this era of golf I know tiger fanatics feel we should only love him but this era was special and the whole commentary etc I don't have that feeling for it anymore. I watch it of course but it's not the same

[@1974jrod]

Nick Faldo, one of only 3 players to win back to back Masters.

[@dmimcg]

And both times, he made the clutch shots while the other guy choked. That's Jack air space.

[@winstonsmith11]

​@dmimcg Yep. And his third followed that familiar theme, as well. Poor Greg. Wildly talented, but he never could find it in his gut to close one out.

[@simonhuss9619]

Hoch the choke, still remember watching this on my little portable telly till the early hrs in the UK, at the time it was great that faldo won, but looking back now, I wish Norman had won, all the chances he had in major's is now forgotten by most, but he was at the time the best player out there for me, and a great guy, he deserved a green jacket to cement the legend

[@diskeyes]

Ole Simon the whiner

[@otisbdriftwood6520]

I’m glad he never won it given his subsequent behaviour

[@grahamengland2743]

But that’s the point, his nerve went when it really mattered. LIV is ruining golf and Norman is to blame

[@666dr]

​@@diskeyestwo claret jugs > 1 green jck

[@danmyers9372]

Seeing Ken Green with the green glove and shoes brings back memories. He played his best golf for a couple years in the late 80’s. Poor guy was in a terrible car accident a few years ago in which his wife was killed and he was pretty severely injured.

[@stuartpittard1300]

This is the tournament i first watched on a sunday night as a 19 yr old on a sunday on bbc2 and fell in love with this wonderful game ❤

[@phillipsteiner3581]

Norman had all the talent to win a dozen majors, but lacked the mental focus, still , he did have a great career. One of my favorite golfers of all time.

[@MrKitkennedy]

too busy rooting

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Seemed so...I almost think he had some kind of block and needed a sports shrink

[@HoboJoe1416]

He looked steely on the exterior but too much self doubt. He should have double digit majors with his ability.

[@georgelee229]

@@MrKitkennedy??

[@Edgar_Randolph]

BS! Sorry but it wasn't a mental issue with him, it was just bad luck; Bob tway holing a bunker shot; Larry mize pitching in; Mark calcavechia pitching in and some; nicklaus coming out of nowhere etc... that's 4 off the top of my head, he got very unlucky on many occasions.

[@MCham52]

1986, 1987, 1996 are of course all ones that Greg Norman either let slip away or were taken away from him. This one to me, though, is the one underrated one that got away honestly. Teeing off 18 with a 1-iron leads to a bogey that keeps him 1 shot out of the playoff with Faldo and Hoch. Considering that they both make bogey on 10 (the 1st playoff hole), Norman has to rue that decision just as much as Larry Mize's chip shot and that Sunday collapse in 1996.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

He did the same thing in 86. He choked--a lot. I honestly think he had some kind of mental block

[@BOO66IOU]

He didn't let 96 slip faldo beat him comfortably

[@MCham52]

@@BOO66IOU If Norman shoots even par on Sunday in 1996, he still beats Faldo by 1, even with Sir Nick's fabulous 67, which was the low round of the day. Faldo won, but got plenty of help from Norman's 78.

[@troypfeffer5219]

@nicholasschroeder3678 Hard to say he choked when he birdied 5 holes in a row, to get to equal lead playing 18. Everyone remembers that bogey, but forgets the 5 birdies to get there

[@marknorris1381]

It was a long list of near misses for Norman. He won 88 professional tournaments but I'd guess other than his two British opens he would have probably been happy to exchange the other 86 for one green jacket.

[@Pr1marySourc3]

19:52 Commentator asks what sort of effect a “Nap” has on a player. Guy speculates.

[@michaelritz]

Sandy Lyle wearing a kilt at the jacket presentation is spectacular 3:33:30

[@justinstephenson9360]

Faldo won 2 out of his 3 Master's titles by shooting the lowest score of the final day - that takes some guts as well as skill

[@A-FrameWedge]

Faldo had less top tens in The Masters than any other major, he had only 3 top tens, so he won every time he was in the top ten.

[@geoffkeen8389]

Faldo was a player they didn't want to see behind them chasing them down, a grinder.

[@TomRichards-s9r]

Faldo was fantastic in early 90s.Great swing and cool under pressure.The iron he hit in play off was exceptional.

[@Caseyw462]

Greg Norman driving the ball 290 with that equipment is simply incredible

[@andrefecteau]

Bobby Jones hit 300...it ain't the fiddle, it's the fiddler

[@choochcoleman703]

@@andrefecteau Bobby Jones used hickory shafted clubs. He possibly hit it 300 yards one hundred feet downhill and with a 30 mph helping wind. It's not the brain but the person with a delusional brain.

[@andrefecteau]

@@choochcoleman703 sounds like you speak from experience...if we weren't all crazy we'd all go insane...JB

[@ordinaryaverageguy]

@@choochcoleman703 you’re probably more accurate than Andre. That much I do know.

[@davidhaworth7152]

Yes. Yes it is

[@tobyrichardson1837]

Unbelievable final round action! Faldo awesome, but obviously Hoch blew a great chance. I would have loved to see the Shark in the playoff. I think he should have taken Driver on 18. Best play of the day for me was Crenshaw's wood onto the green and holing a 30 footer to birdie 17.

[@leothebub]

1 iron certainly wasn't the right play, a wood would have given him a perfect 5 iron

[@marknorris1381]

Norman managed to blow it on so many occasions. Frustrating because he was an exciting player.

[@sunnyjim1355]

THANK YOU, for posting this much coverage. 👍

[@andrewmorton3344]

3:12:55 Sandy Lyle is right. Classic mistakes under pressure are to either take too long or to rush. Just take your normal length of time.

[@DirkPiddlemark]

1:21:00 Crenshaw with one of the 10 best bunker shots in the history of the game

[@documax123]

Wow. That was creative and special.

[@CarlBroadbent]

Glad you’re getting lesson. It will be great to see the improvements.

[@keiththompson2172]

56:00 Faldo excellence from 230 yards !

[@robertdore9592]

Faldo's my all time favourite along with Sam Snead; he was positively 'surgical' in this tournament.

[@peartfaldo]

Yep. Now they hit short irons in. Kinda ruins it.

[@darrenjohnmole7581]

One of the best Long Iron players ever

[@alanpoole7531]

Faldo had the steely character that makes a great, it’s a mindset!

[@maozerbowzer1931]

P

[@kilim5583]

Announcers continually refer to it as "The Green Coat." Now it is called "The Green Jacket." @1:46:24 and @1:46:31 and @3:10:22

[@TRRyan]

The amazing thing about Hoch's missed 2 footer is he seems to have lined up to the left edge and then hit it straight. He didn't pull it, he just gave away the hole.

[@scooteragnew9248]

It looked like he was trying to miss it. You can see before the putt that his angle was off.

[@TheLocalLt]

@@scooteragnew9248he also putted with a very open stance, so the combination of him aiming at the left edge and his unorthodox stance make it look like he’s aiming miles left. Really it was an inside left putt but he hit it left edge and tried to dye it in. To be fair, a left to right slider is the toughest short putt to have, especially to win. In the moments before Doug Sanders missed an almost identical putt to beat Jack Nicklaus at St Andrews, Henry Longhurst noted that this was the toughest putt Sanders could face, “a downhill putt with a left-hand borrow”.

[@Dude0000]

Remember watching Sandy Lyle at Birkdale 98 tee off on 1st. Took half swing, not even 3/4...but went a mile. Amazing!

[@JohnSmith-mx8wp]

I have heard that at the age of 3 he was driving the ball 80 yards. Powerful swing.

[@MrAJR76]

He wasn’t hitting it 80 yards at the age of three. Come on, think about it. He was however a prodigiously long hitter, and amazing with his 1 iron.

[@ryanschultz4119]

The commentators were so biased towards Greg Norman! Nick Faldo makes an absolute bomb on 17 to take the lead. And they barely had any reaction?!🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️ What a putting exhibition by Sir Nick Faldo. Nerves of steel! Total choke by Scott Hoch! Great performance by the Shark as well. Just seemed snake bitten when it came to winning a green jacket. Such a unique Masters tournament. With the relatively high scoring, and rain. Love watching the classic tournaments back!

[@nickyd922]

Thanks for this post..great quality 👌🏽

[@ukdavepianoman]

You want to know the class of Nick Faldo...he didn't want Scott Hoch to miss the return on 10. He thought well if I'm going to win this tournament, I don't want it to be with a bogey. Then he showed complete class on 11 with that 3 iron second shot which looked perfect all the way. I remember this shot 31 years later.

[@BOO66IOU]

I think there's no way he wanted Scott to hole that putt!! The look on faldos face was relief that he had another chance and he took it

[@ukdavepianoman]

Not the 2 foot downhill, I meant the final putt to make the bogey. Faldo himself said he didn't want to win with Hoch making double bogey.

[@BOO66IOU]

@@ukdavepianoman oh I see my apologies

[@RK831]

3:33:09 The jacket is too small. Nick needs a 44L, yet they gave him a 43, and after putting it on it was clearly too small. I suppose the club gave him the correct size later.

[@andyhodgson7692]

And Sandy's cold hands comment during the handshake lol. I wonder what he meant by that?, maybe I'm just being cynical.

[@untexan]

@@andyhodgson7692 Nick was out there in the cold rain for 5 hours

[@andyhodgson7692]

@@untexan fair enough. There was a time when Lyle didn't like Faldo though and described him as being cold.

[@mcdon13]

Love that "Bobby Orr Invitational" umbrella for Crenshaw on 18!

[@untexan]

It looked like he’d had that umbrella since Bobby Orr was still playing

[@DanLoudShirts]

Such a poor putting display on 10 from Hoch. He must still have nightmares about it. Unbelievable play from Nick on 11. Nailed the iron straight at it then holed out. No lucky chip in, just great play.

[@taistyveg]

DanLoudShirts You've got to feel for Scott Choke. I can't remember ever seeing him again after this event. Make you right though. Fabulous play from Nick.

[@AlonsoRules]

he still won 11 times on the PGA Tour

[@mekan0001]

@@taistyveg You must not have watched much golf. He won an event 3 weeks afterwards, and had 7 pgatour wins following that.

[@cmupensfan]

@@mekan0001 And yet everyone knows him for this gag job. He botched the first putt, and made a pathetic stroke for the 2nd

[@petermcgill1315]

Hoch's putt: every golfer has been there.

[@WCGreeny]

What's interesting is that right once the commentators saw the ball settle, they said it wasn't a gimmie. 2 or 3 footers with wicked break can be missed.

[@TheLocalLt]

@@WCGreenyHenry Longhurst said something similar before Doug Sanders missed an almost identical putt to beat Jack Nicklaus at St Andrews in 1970. He said something to the effect of “this is the putt you’d pray to not have: a downhill putt with a left-hand borrow”

[@Golfing-AddiCt]

What I'm loving about this video, is the yardages, Seve hits a tee shot a little right between the tall pines on the 13th, it was 210 yards from the front pine, commentator says there was no way Seve could get a ball to the green. These days that's a 5i.

[@templedown]

the Shark with a head scratcher at 18, teeing off with a 1 iron. especially with momentum going into it.

[@Pulse2AM]

I'll never forget his epic collapse at Augusta, I felt bad for the guy.

[@anilvirginia]

Jim Nantz is a national treasure. The best!

[@winstonsmith11]

Absolutely

[@trevorpickering8660]

Love the smooth American accents 😊👍🏻 Greatly appreciated 😊

[@threerings1345]

For the third time in four years, Greg Norman had a chance to win or tie on 18, but nerves undoubtedly interfered b/c the guy who made the a steely-eyed charge from 13-17 suddenly disappeared.. He was overly cautious on the drive and left himself a long, difficult approach in the rain over a greenside bunker.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

I really think Norman had some kind of mental major block. He just had too much talent to throw things away time and time again. He needed a sports shrink

[@wreckim]

How many Majors did Norman choke on?? What a great broadcast!! And the nostalgia of a professional hitting 4 irons from 180...wow!

[@marknorris1381]

Lots.

[@BestCollabX]

The fact that Greg Norman never won a Masters is remarkable. Such a huge talent who was weak between the ears. His collapse against Faldo in '96 is one of the biggest chokes in all of sports...ever.

[@markbrown-bk1lr]

Faldo was a machine. The 1996 masters was the best ever

[@EphSBGGSO]

A little chatter during the break on the first playoff hole. You can hear Nantz talking and saying yes sir to someone, most likely the producer Frank Chirkinian who was the boss of the CBS operation at Augusta for years.

[@andrewatkins6689]

Love watching this listening to the not so subtle American favouritism commentary knowing Sir Nick took it out!

[@elprez1]

3:32:10 The start of the Faldo-Nantz chemistry on CBS. Nantz looks enamored..

[@JohnSullivan-eq3sb]

Great catch

[@ysgol3]

Crenshaw's putt on the 17th was amazing - it seemed clear it was going to miss right then it broke back to the left, rather like Nicklaus's shorter 1986 putt did. Then Crenshaw hit a horrible putt on the 18th, as far off line as Tom Watson's in the 2009 Open. That's golf.

[@BrettSalapa]

I've often wondered if Hoch and Faldo would've been able to play the 12th in the playoff if they had still been tied, or if they would've had to come back the next morning to decide a winner. Even though 12 is a Par 3, with how dark it was at that point, I'm not sure if they would've been willing to try it. In all likelihood, Faldo's putt on 11 saved them from having to come back on Monday to finish the playoff.

[@steveestrada2968]

I missed a short putt like Hoch's in my Member/Member. Still haunts me to this day...

[@quantumpotential7639]

I'm sorry for the miss.

[@joelcotnoir9611]

I use to hit 225yards😢 with my 5 would and im happy. I did 240 yards inside last week and after i applied your great knowledge i gain 50 yars hahha with my 5 wood! Yes i did multiple 275 carry 290 total with my 5 wood haha....i couldnt do it with my 3 wood lol driver 300yards loll i use to drive 265/270 yards driver....today 295 to 300 with old club. My driver is a old ping g30 10.5 And my 5 wood is an old raylomade rbz

[@nickglenister3832]

Crenshaw lighting up-superb!

[@andyhodgson7692]

I loved watching this as a 15 year old kid. I can hardly believe it's 29 years ago. Where does the time go?.

[@winstonsmith11]

Like sand in an hourglass, one measly grain at a time. So subtle, we barely notice. Forget to attend to it. Until one day you realize that it's been bleeding away all the while.

[@RK831]

Scott lined the ball up to the left edge and tried to give it a two-inch tap; he tapped it three inches.

[@brfam1977]

1989...when golf was hard, and the equipment made it harder!!!!

[@Caseyw462]

When did it get easy? 🤣

[@nickinportland]

The masters is peak old man and I’m here for it.

[@mich2435]

WHERE IS 2019 SUNDAY BROADCAST?????

[@tubiephrank0707]

Unless otherwise, the 2019 Sunday broadcast will be posted within a week or so of this year's tournament. This channel was put up by Augusta Natl in 2018, and the 2017 final round was posted during the 2018 Masters week. In 2019, the 2018 final round was again posted during Masters week.

[@stevebyers9672]

bet nick was lovin the casual water on 11. golfing history!!

[@truthlifefishing1730]

Hoch's putt @ 15:45 on the 7th foreshadows the stroke he makes on the playoff hole.

[@fradaja]

Back again comfort viewing

[@barrywom2038]

Same

[@kevinlindsay4888]

The kilt and the too small green jacket is classic.

[@RG-5834]

Scott Hoch took way too long to putt out on the 18th. And he did it again on the first playoff hole (10th hole). It’s like he was too afraid to win, he blew it big time. It’s no wonder they said that Hoch rhymes with choke! Greg Norman’s caddie here is the New Zealander Steve Williams who would experience disappointment and AGAIN the very next year when caddying for Ray Floyd, by losing to back to back Masters winner Nick Faldo. Little did Steve know that he would become the most successful caddie of all time winning 14 Major Championships (13 with Tiger and 1 with Adam Scott).

[@DD-pz3kf]

Mike Reid had the rournament in his hands

[@StFidjnr]

3:31:09 a brutal year for the amateurs

[@billmiller1747]

the bias of the announcers against Scott Hoch was very evident and unfortunate to say the least. Showed itself against Ben and then Against Faldo.

[@kyucklebeans]

I always think about Hoch’s 2-footer when I’m nervous over a meaningless putt with my buddies. Imagine that pressure! If that putt drops, Hoch and his sweet swing are immortal. Now, I only see his name in the comments of this video upload.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

Could watch Seve swing all day...wonder ful rhythm. Only prettier swing was Weiskoff's

[@southwestroadtrips]

3:09:50 it's amazing the announcer almost predicted Hoch's missed putt. But he predicted the wrong side of the hole he would miss.

[@SayYes2Scorpions]

THERE IT IS!!

[@wills2552]

Interesting that some posters say Faldo didn't win the others lost, the conditions were appalling and he shot a 67, Norman choked as did Hoch, Faldo held his nerve and scored the best round of the day, that's called winning.

[@southwestroadtrips]

Amazing how long Jim Nantz has been calling the Masters. I was like three feet tall back then

[@michaelmuldowney8]

Officials were ready to call play for the day had Faldo not sunk that long putt - the darkness is not obvious on the tv screen.

[@part1801]

Man, that is so sad about Scott, I remember watching this thinking, that poor man.

[@Levin-ey1bu]

Seve was having some '86 flashback memories for sure there on 15 and 16...started blaming the patrons for his errors lol.

[@TheWheels777]

Bobby Jones had a nice swing.

[@TheLocalLt]

TheWheels777 he was Bobby jones for a reason

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

That was back when they had hickory shafts. Swings were longer to allow for the twisting. His book of golf essays makes great reading.

[@ukdavepianoman]

Where's Faldo's monster putt at 15? Racing at the cup, hit the back and dropped in. Pivotal moment in getting him to a winning position.

[@ukdavepianoman]

D'oh! It was on 17 ! That's what 31 years does to the memory.

[@jameshoran8]

Faldo walked into the room to get his coat with basically a Scottish skirt on and Hardin told him sternly Lose the dress.

[@greatwhiteshark9192]

Sorry.. Lyle had the kilt on as previous winner(scot).. Just saying.. Thanks for Clifford Roberts update though

[@greatwhiteshark9192]

I mean unless you were there then I hold my hands up

[@bubbagump1204]

I hope Nick sends Scott Hoch a Thank You card every year for handing him this Masters win. Wait a minute...he needs to send Greg Norman one for the one in 1996, too.

[@salfordnick5336]

Why?? Greg especially played badly over 18 holes and finished miles behind....faldo shot 67....if you don't hold ya nerve you don't win...faldo was for 10 years the best golfer in the world

[@TheLocalLt]

bubba gump Faldo’s round would have caught Norman even if he shot even par Sunday… the choke was losing by 5 after leading by 6, Faldo was catching him either way though

[@derekashworth5884]

Faldo shot 65 on a challenging day that made everybody suffer. Hoch might have given him a present on the first playoff hole, but Faldo's victory was well earned.

[@nicholasschroeder3678]

In the end, it's the lowest score that wins, and it doesn't matter how you got there.

[@troypfeffer5219]

​@TheLocalLt Don't know how u do your math, but Norman wins by 1 shot if shoots even par on the final day, instead he shot 78

[@Pulse2AM]

Ben Crenshaw lighting a cig, my how times have changed! Now it's eat a power bar and drink a sports drink.

[@NotMyRealName1]

Cigar probably healthier

[@teressaabbott855]

This is when I discovered golf it's been a long Affair ever since

[@grahamsampson769]

155.06 The tall blond guy in the red jacket has stood in that exact spot every Masters for over a decade!

[@howifixit6206]

What a change of leaders in this final round.

[@Dude0000]

Titlist Tour Pro balata’s...lasted about 3 holes lol

[@seanscott7070]

If your skulling, shanking, and slicing, there life expectancy is quite short . The better you hit them, the longer they last..square contact, and compression really show you how superior they were, in the short run, durability wise.

[@steveb2662]

Last 4 holes unbelievably painful to watch. Over an hour for 2 players to play 4 holes.

[@joecampos1423]

I feel that way but then I also remember they’re playing for eternal glory and millions of dollars haha

[@diogeneslantern18]

High Peak visors were certainly the name of the game back in the day

[@mezanine10]

Don't feel too bad for Hoch. He made over $20 million in his career.

[@fishflake1209]

snag66 Hoch won eight times on the PGA Tour after this, and played in two Ryder Cups in his forties. I’d say he recovered fine.

[@Romans8-9]

Well Norman is worth 9 figures but I still feel bad for him that he never won an American major.

[@rowdydowty]

just hearing Bob Costas is so nice

Footnote, Nantz came in with some ideas on how to change the broadcast, one was having Curly from the Three Stooges say "Ummmmmm Weiskoff" when throwing toTom. True story

[@graniteman62]

Augusta National and the Masters was more exciting to watch before they lengthened the course. In my opinion more players had a chance to win, now it's just for bombers etc.

[@peterstanghellini393]

what a great drama. Poor Greg Norman. he has struggled in this tournament.