article_snippet.sent: The King was truly crowned after becoming the first man to birdie both the final two holes at Augusta National to win the Masters.
article_snippet.sent: Palmer had already sunk a 35-footer on the 17th to tie Ken Venturi at the top of the leaderboard, but knew a birdie on the last would win The King the title.
article_snippet.sent: The King approach to the 18th green was magnificent, finishing six feet away, sending ‘Arnie’s Army’ wild.
article_snippet.sent: The King holed out for The King second of four green jackets.
article_snippet.sent: Trailing Sam Snead by three strokes after three rounds, Doug Ford stood over Doug Ford approach to the 18th on Sunday with a one-shot lead after a brilliant back nine, but fired Doug Ford 7-iron into a bunker.
article_snippet.sent: But Doug Ford blasted Doug Ford out of the trap and straight into the cup for an incredible birdie.
article_snippet.sent: Doug Ford sealed Doug Ford second major title and only Masters win, but Doug Ford name will now forever be associated with a bunker on 18.
article_snippet.sent: As the Golden Bear reached his ball on the 16th green, his heard the roars from the 15th as Tom Weiskopf holed for a one-stroke lead.
article_snippet.sent: The Squire was trailing Craig Wood by two on the par-five 15th, but smashed a 235-yard four wood over water and into the cup for an albatross (or double eagle, as they like to say over the pond).