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2010 Masters Tournament Winner Phil Mickelson

As the shadows grew larger off the majestic Georgia pines Sunday and the tension grew hotter in the first major championship of the season, the ultimate thrill-seeker in golf was facing a decision.Dressed in black, the man who doesn't do dull or play safe was holding a one-shot lead and standing on pine straw just off the 13th fairway. Two trees stood in front of him, the menacing Rae's Creek was in the distance, and 207 yards of Augusta National Golf Club's most pristine real estate were between him and the hole.

"I'm going for it," Phil Mickelson told his caddie, Jim "Bones" Mackay.

With one fearless swat of a 6-iron, the ball took a perfect trajectory through and over the trouble, landing just over the water and coming to rest 4 feet from the hole. Although Mickelson missed the putt for eagle, he made the comebacker for birdie to take a two-shot lead — and assume control of a 74th Masters championship that was wrapped in drama and intriguing story lines.

2009 Masters Tournament Winner Angel Cabrera

The echoes returned Sunday to Augusta National Golf Club. A second nine that may have been the most riveting in 23 years – since the historic winning charge by Jack Nicklaus in 1986 – unfolded with fascinating twists and, finally, a playoff victory by a golfer from Argentina, Angel Cabrera. There was anticipation and expectation at every turn and behind every towering loblolly pine. Down at Amen Corner, if you listened carefully, you could hear the whispered prayers.

Phil Mickelson’s pleas went unheeded. The only response he heard was the splash of his ball into Rae’s Creek. The left-hander’s once indescribably brilliant round sunk there.

Tiger Woods and Mickelson, like the two heavyweight champions they are in the game of golf, exchanged knockout blows. To each other.

At the end, neither was left standing, victims of too many body shots, too much recoil and too few holes left in their Arnie-like charges. They did to each other what they were trying to do to the nine golfers who were in front of them when the final round began.

Cabrera shot a final-round 71 for a 276 total. Perry also shot 71 while Campbell had 69 as they joined Cabrera at 12-under-par through 72 holes. Perry had a two-shot lead with two holes to play but finished bogey-bogey.

The Masters - April 04-14, 2008

The Masters - April 13, 2008 Augusta National Golf Club-Augusta, Georgia USA Event Information Dates: April 13, 2008 Coverage: TBA Course / Location: Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA USA Defending Champion: Zach Johnson Signature Hole: 13th Hole: 510 yards, par 5 Purse: US$7,000,000

2008 Masters Winner Trevor Immelman

For the second year in a row, we have a Masters champion who didn't seem to have the credentials to win such a prestigious tournament. Last year, it was Zach Johnson, who had won only a single PGA Tour event before his victory at Augusta National. Now, it is Immelman, also a winner of just one title before Sunday, looking as though he was made to wear a green jacket. Immelman slept on the lead for three nights, something not accomplished by a champion here since Seve Ballesteros in 1980. Immelman, a 28-year-old with a polished swing, who finally realized his potential in the wicked wind of Augusta and a final round that yielded only four rounds under par.

Immelman certainly had a fine résumé. After last year's Wachovia Championship on the PGA Tour, he had risen to No. 12 in the Official World Golf Ranking. He was coming off a 2006 rookie of the year season, when he won the Western Open. And he had won three European Tour titles.

Immelman is the sixth player since 1997 to win his first major at The Masters, but that list includes Woods, Mark O'Meara, Mike Weir and Phil Mickelson, all of whom built a reputation before winning at Augusta National.

And he joins a long list of surprise major championship winners, especially in recent years.

Johnson had missed the cut in his previous three majors and never had finished better than a tie for 17th. Ben Curtis won the British Open and Shaun Micheel the PGA Championship in 2003. Neither had won a PGA Tour event before those victories. Todd Hamilton, a 38-year-old rookie in 2004, won the British Open in a playoff over Ernie Els, his second victory of the year. Since then, he has missed the cut in nine majors.

First Major A Masters

Trevor Immelman is the sixth player in the past 11 years to make The Masters his first major.

Year Name

2008 Trevor Immelman

2007 Zach Johnson

2004 Phil Mickelson

2003 Mike Weir

1998 Mark O'Meara

1997 Tiger Woods

The Masters - April 02-08, 2007

The Masters - April 02-08, 2007 Augusta National Golf Club-Augusta, Georgia USA Event Information Dates: April 2-8, 2007 Coverage: TBA Course / Location: Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA USA Defending Champion: Phil Mickelson (US) Signature Hole: 13th Hole: 510 yards, par 5 Purse: US$7,000,000 More Masters Golf Betting Information Click Here

2007 Masters Winner Zach Johnson

Zach Johnson stood under a brilliant blue sky on a cool Easter Sunday, amazing golf glory mere moments from certainty, and softly whispered "I love you" in the ear of his infant son, resting warmly, peacefully in the arms of wife Kim. All heaven was in his hands. Calm and genial but hardly the iconic, charismatic bomber on which Augusta National Golf Club has built its fabled lore, Johnson on Sunday completed a 71st Masters tournament that was atypical in every way imaginable, right down to its unlikely champion.

The Masters - April 06-09, 2006

The Masters - April 06-09, 2006 Augusta National Golf Club-Augusta, Georgia USA Event Information Dates: April 6-9, 2006 Coverage: TBA Course / Location: Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA USA Defending Champion: Tiger Woods (US) Signature Hole: 13th Hole: 510 yards, par 5 Purse: US$7,000,000

2006 Masters Winner Phil Mickelson

	Phil Mickelson broke free of a pack full of most of the greatest players of the modern era on the back nine at Augusta National to win the 70th Masters. Mickelson earned his second Masters title in three years, and his third major in the last nine.
Phil Mickelson is the 16th straight Masters winner to come out of the final pairing on Sunday. (Photo: Getty Images)

The Masters - April 07-10, 2005

The Masters - April 07-10, 2005 Augusta National Golf Club-Augusta, Georgia USA Event Information Dates: April 7-10, 2005 Coverage: TBA Course / Location: Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA USA Defending Champion: Phil Mickelson (US) Signature Hole: 13th Hole: 510 yards, par 5 Purse: US$6,000,000 (US$1,080,000 to winner)

2005 Masters Winner Tiger Woods

	Four Masters now for Tiger Woods, four green jackets, equaling the number won by the incomparable Arnold Palmer, moving up on the number, six, won by Nicklaus, who not so long ago in a burst of admiration, blithely predicted Tiger would win 10 of them.
Tiger Woods added a fourth green jacket to his wardrobe and secured a spot in the 2005 PGA Grand Slam of Golf

The Masters - April 05-11, 2004

The Masters - April 05-11, 2004 Augusta National Golf Club-Augusta, Georgia USA Event Information Dates: April 5-11, 2004 Coverage: TBD Course / Location: Augusta National Golf Club Augusta, GA USA Defending Champion: Mike Weir (CAN) Signature Hole: 13th Hole: 510 yards, par 5 Purse: $5.6 Million

2004 Masters Winner Phil Mickelson