Top five Masters moments: Woods, Spieth and Garcia all feature

Jordan Spieth was a sensational second in 2014 on his first ever Masters outing. But while many would see that as a success, the Texan was reportedly furious at his failure to prevail.

So he left nothing on the line in 2015 and a sensational eight-under first round set the tone. Much like Woods in ’97, nobody could get near Spieth at any point across the weekend.

Not yet 22-years-old, Spieth led wire-to-wire en route to equalling Woods’ -18 score.

Spieth hits the drink – 2016

A year later and the American looked like making it back-to-back Green Jackets. But then it all went so infamously wrong on the par-3 12th on the Sunday.

Spieth had lead the way throughout the tournament, until his plonked his tee shot in the drink – twice.

Those four dropped shots suddenly opened the door for clubhouse leader Danny Willet. The Yorkshireman had to sit tight and wait, but Spieth couldn’t recover and Willett won his first Major in unexpected style by three shots.

Joy for Sergio at last – 2017

They say that elite sport is 98% losing and 2% victory. That could certainly be the case for Sergio Garcia and Majors.

After 73 previous attempts (and 22 top-10 finishes), the Spaniard finally landed the big one on his 74th Major entry. It didn’t come easily, though.

He and Justin Rose were the final pairing after sharing the lead at the end of day three. A fascinating duel saw the lead change hands throughout the final round, only for the pair to each end on -9, thus forcing a play-off.

Rose’s tee-shot ended up in the trees, and Garcia didn’t show any mercy.  The Spaniard sunk a 12-footer, Augusta erupted, and Sergio’s Major bogey was well and truly over.

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