From Horton Smith in 1934 to Scottie Scheffler in 2024, here's a look at every Masters champion, who has the most wins, and the oldest/youngest champs.

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One of the reasons the Masters is a celebrated major tournament is because of the green jacket. It's a symbol of golf royalty, and it's one that only a select few have earned over the years.The ...

Each year, the winner of the Masters is gifted a green jacket, complete with brass buttons and an embroidered Augusta National patch. Coveted more so than the huge silver trophy, it is a symbol of ...

It's made of wool. It's tailored into a classic three-button style, single-breasted jacket. It's placed on a hanger until it reaches the shoulders of the most recent winner of the Masters Tournament.

For the fifth time in the last 11 playings of the Masters, Tiger Woods is sitting on the sidelines. The five-time green ...

Since its inception in 1934, the Masters Tournament is renowned not only for the Augusta National golf course, but also all the aspects that build up to the event and what comes after - the ...

The Green Jacket has been presented to winners of the tournament since 1949, and Augusta National Golf Club has become incredibly protective of the most famous garment in golf. In addition to ...

He was presented with a green jacket after winning the 1949 Masters. Augusta National then retroactively awarded a jacket to each previous winner. According to PGA.com, it's been reported that it ...