It’s a golf tradition unlike any other, dating back to 1934. The Masters Tournament is full of history and incredible performances from the greats of the game, like Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer.
Check out the complete list of Masters Tournament winners including country, total par and total score:
Masters Champions
2025: Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) -11
2024: Scottie Scheffler (United States) −11 (277)
2023: Jon Rahm (Spain) −12 (276)
2022: Scottie Scheffler (United States) −10 (278)
2021: Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) −10 (278)
2020: Dustin Johnson (United States) −20 (268)
2019: Tiger Woods (United States) −13 (275)
2018: Patrick Reed (United States) −15 (273)
2017: Sergio García (Spain) −9 (279)
2016: Danny Willett (England) −5 (283)
2015: Jordan Spieth (United States) −18 (270)
2014: Bubba Watson (United States) −8 (280)
2013: Adam Scott (Australia) −9 (279)
2012: Bubba Watson (United States) −10 (278)
2011: Charl Schwartzel (South Africa) −14 (274)
2010: Phil Mickelson (United States) −16 (272)
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2009: Ángel Cabrera (Argentina) −12 (276)
2008: Trevor Immelman (South Africa) −8 (280)
2007: Zach Johnson (United States) +1 (289)
2006: Phil Mickelson (United States) −7 (281)
2005: Tiger Woods (United States) −12 (276)
2004: Phil Mickelson (United States) −9 (279)
2003: Mike Weir (Canada) −7 (281)
2002: Tiger Woods (United States) −12 (276)
2001: Tiger Woods (United States) −16 (272)
2000: Vijay Singh (Fiji) −10 (278)
1999: José María Olazábal (Spain) −8 (280)
1998: Mark O’Meara (United States) −9 (279)
1997: Tiger Woods (United States) −18 (270)
1996: Nick Faldo (England) −12 (276)
1995: Ben Crenshaw (United States) −14 (274)
1994: José María Olazábal (Spain) −9 (279)
1993: Bernhard Langer (Germany) −11 (277)
1992: Fred Couples (United States) −13 (275)
1991: Ian Woosnam (Wales) −11 (277)
1990: Nick Faldo (England) −10 (278)
1989: Nick Faldo (England) −5 (283)
1988: Sandy Lyle (Scotland) −7 (281)
1987: Larry Mize (United States) −3 (285)
1986: Jack Nicklaus (United States) −9 (279)
1985: Bernhard Langer (West Germany) −6 (282)
1984: Ben Crenshaw (United States) −11 (277)
1983: Seve Ballesteros (Spain) −8 (280)
1982: Craig Stadler (United States) −4 (284)
1981: Tom Watson (United States) −8 (280)
1980: Seve Ballesteros (Spain) −13 (275)
1979: Fuzzy Zoeller (United States) −8 (280)
1978: Gary Player (South Africa) −11 (277)
1977: Tom Watson (United States) −12 (276)
1976: Raymond Floyd (United States) −17 (271)
1975: Jack Nicklaus (United States) −12 (276)
1974: Gary Player (South Africa) −10 (278)
1973: Tommy Aaron (United States) −5 (283)
1972: Jack Nicklaus (United States) −2 (286)
1971: Charles Coody (United States) −9 (279)
1970: Billy Casper (United States) −9 (279)
1969: George Archer (United States) −7 (281)
1968: Bob Goalby (United States) −11 (277)
1967: Gay Brewer (United States) −8 (280)
1966: Jack Nicklaus (United States) E (288)
1965: Jack Nicklaus (United States) −17 (271)
1964: Arnold Palmer (United States) −12 (276)
1963: Jack Nicklaus (United States) −2 (286)
1962: Arnold Palmer (United States) −8 (280)
1961: Gary Player (South Africa) −8 (280)
1960: Arnold Palmer (United States) −6 (282)
1959: Art Wall Jr. (United States) −4 (284)
1958: Arnold Palmer (United States) −4 (284)
1957: Doug Ford (United States) −5 (283)
1956: Jack Burke Jr. (United States) +1 (289)
1955: Cary Middlecoff (United States) −9 (279)
1954: Sam Snead (United States) +1 (289)
1953: Ben Hogan (United States) −14 (274)
1952: Sam Snead (United States) −2 (286)
1951: Ben Hogan (United States) −8 (280)
1950: Jimmy Demaret (United States) −5 (283)
1949: Sam Snead (United States) −6 (282)
1948: Claude Harmon (United States) −9 (279)
1947: Jimmy Demaret (United States) −7 (281)
1946: Herman Keiser (United States) −6 (282)
1945: N/A – not played due to WWII
1944: N/A – not played due to WWII
1943: N/A – not played due to WWII
1942: Byron Nelson (United States) −8 (280)
1941: Craig Wood (United States) −8 (280)
1940: Jimmy Demaret (United States) −8 (280)
1939: Ralph Guldahl (United States) −9 (279)
1938: Henry Picard (United States) −3 (285)
1937: Byron Nelson (United States) −5 (283)
1936: Horton Smith (United States) −3 (285)
1935: Gene Sarazen (United States) −6 (282)
1934: Horton Smith (United States) −4 (284)
Who has won the most Masters Tournaments?
Jack Nicklaus has the most green jackets with six. Below is a list of all the players who have won more than one Masters Tournament:
- Jack Nicklaus – 6 (1963, 1965, 1966, 1972, 1975, 1986)
- Tiger Woods – 5 (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2019)
- Arnold Palmer – 4 1958, (1960, 1962, 1964)
- Jimmy Demaret – 3 (1940, 1947, 1950)
- Sam Snead – 3 (1949, 1952, 1954)
- Gary Player – 3 (1961, 1974, 1978)
- Nick Faldo – 3 (1989, 1990, 1996)
- Phil Mickelson – 3 (2004, 2006, 2010)
- Scottie Scheffler – 2 (2022, 2024)
- Horton Smith – 2 (1934, 1936)
- Byron Nelson – 2 (1937, 1942)
- Ben Hogan – 2 (1951, 1953)
- Tom Watson – 2 (1977, 1981)
- Seve Ballesteros – 2 (1980, 1983)
- Bernhard Langer – 2 (1985, 1993)
- Ben Crenshaw – 2 (1984, 1995)
- José María Olazábal – 2 (1994, 1999)
- Bubba Watson – 2 (2012, 2014)
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