article_snippet.sent: winning putt in 1998 .
article_snippet.sent: Seve's second Masters victory featured what Seve called 'the best golf of my life' over the first four holes, and one 205-yard 2-iron on the fourth was utterly spectacular.
article_snippet.sent: But nothing quite sums up the genius of the late, great Spaniard than the way Seve clinched Seve four-shot victory over Tom Kite and Ben Crenshaw.
article_snippet.sent: An up and down for a bogey would have comfortably sewn up Seve victory, but Seve Seve was having none of it and chipped in for a par four.
article_snippet.sent: But Byron Nelson comeback was complete on the par-five 13th after Byron Nelson found the cup with a chip for eagle from off the green, while Byron Nelson rival could only manage bogey.
article_snippet.sent: Lord Byron came from four strokes down to two ahead in just 25 minutes, and went on to win the first of Lord Byron five majors by that same margin.
article_snippet.sent: With dark descending, in dank drizzle and with wind whipping the course, Nick Faldo became only the second Briton ever to win the Masters itself after a play-off with Scott Hoch.
article_snippet.sent: Nick Faldo nerveless approach over the water on the 11th hole was good, but the putt was even better.
article_snippet.sent: Nick Faldo celebrates Nick Faldo brilliant putt to win the Masters itself in a play-off in 1989 .
article_snippet.sent: After missing the first green, the South African somehow chipped in from 100 feet for a remarkable birdie.
article_snippet.sent: And it all came down to the final green as Phil the Thrill sank an 18-footer for birdie under huge pressure to cast off that unwanted reputation once and for all.
article_snippet.sent: In near darkness, Zoeller held him nerve to sink him birdie putt on the 11th hole and make history.
article_snippet.sent: Louis Oosthuizen catapulted Louis Oosthuizen into the lead (and an eventual play-off) with this 253-yard approach into the par-five second hole that pitched on a sixpence at the front of the green.
article_snippet.sent: Louis Oosthuizen raises Louis Oosthuizen arms and soaks his arms in after holing out for an albatross at Augusta in 2012 .