...shots in the past 76 years of the most revered tournament in the world ? such as Larry Mize's 1987 chip-in and Gene Sarazen's double-eagle on the 15th in 1935.In fact, ESPN analyst Andy North named Watson's the second-most spectacular...

...including her ability to secure Masters badges for players, many of whom she befriended. In a 2011 interview, Murphy said Gene Sarazen, Fred Couples, Brad Faxon and Ben Crenshaw were among the nicest she knew.For nearly four decades as executive...

...said. "He was quite a gentleman."Jacobs doesn't remember much about the practice rounds, but he was paired with Gene Sarazen for the first round. Sarazen had hit the "shot heard 'round the world" in 1935 with his double eagle on the 15th...

...Watson won on this hole under the current format where playoffs begin at No. 18. A look back 36 hole1935: PLAYERS: Gene Sarazen and Craig Wood - Story - ScoreboardHOW SARAZEN WON: In the tournament's only 36-hole playoff, Sarazen won by five...

...to fight Posted: 04/01/07 LLANYMYNECH, Wales - In the Trophy Room at Augusta National Golf Club is the 4-wood Gene Sarazen used to score the double eagle that made the Masters Tournament famous in 1935. Augusta Guide Welcome to Augusta...

...Nine players have performed the duty through the years, and it became a rite of spring in the 1980s and 1990s when Gene Sarazen, Byron Nelson and Sam Snead hit the tee shots. Palmer took over the duty in 2007, and Nicklaus joined him in 2010...

...Keeler and Ralph McGill craft their stories of the Masters.It was on that veranda where word came from a caddie that Gene Sarazen made a two on 15. Writers immediately dismissed it as a mistake, that he meant 16 instead.By the time it was confirmed...

...every generation, give or take a couple of years.At the Masters, the torch had been passed from Horton Smith and Gene Sarazen to Byron Nelson, Sam Snead and Ben Hogan. They, in turn, had passed it to Palmer. The "Pennsylvania strongboy...

...If Stricker wins, it's a really big story."Stricker is attempting to join Tom Morris Jr., Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen and Tiger Woods as a winner four consecutive times in the same tournament.Woods has accomplished the feat twice...

The place where Gene Sarazen hit the "shot heard 'round the world" in 1935 issued the press release heard around the world Monday.Augusta National Golf...