x

InsideGOLF instantly pays for itself

Learn More
Jordan-Spieth-9-Masters-2015-Sunday-Fred-Vuich.jpg
Travel

2015 Masters at Augusta National

April 6, 2015
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 1 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 2 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 3 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 4 of 140 
Bubba Watson helps Spieth into his green jacket.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 5 of 140 
Watson and Spieth during the green jacket ceremony.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 6 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 7 of 140 
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 8 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 9 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 10 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 11 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 12 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 13 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 14 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 15 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 16 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 17 of 140 
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 18 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 19 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 20 of 140 
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 21 of 140 
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 22 of 140 
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy were paired together for the final round.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 23 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 24 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 25 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 26 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 27 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 28 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 29 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 30 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 31 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 32 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 33 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 34 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 35 of 140 
Mark Peterson/Redux
 36 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 37 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 38 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 39 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 40 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 41 of 140 
Mark Peterson/Redux
 42 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 43 of 140 
Mark Peterson/Redux
 44 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 45 of 140 
Mark Peterson/Redux
 46 of 140 
Phil Mickelson had a stellar five-under 67 on Saturday.
Mark Peterson/Redux
 47 of 140 
Mickelson will have to make up five strokes on Sunday to win his fourth green jacket.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 48 of 140 
Getty Images
 49 of 140 
Rory McIlroy shot a four-under 68 in round 3.
Getty Images
 50 of 140 
McIlroy made eagle at the par-5 2nd hole.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 51 of 140 
Justin Rose will be in the final group with Jordan Spieth after shooting 67 on Saturday.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 52 of 140 
Charley Hoffman had a steady 71 to get to 10 under for the tournament.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 53 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 54 of 140 
Russell Henley tees off on the par-3 16th hole at Augusta.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 55 of 140 
Jordan Spieth continued to dominate play Friday at Augusta National.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 56 of 140 
He began with a birdie at the 2nd and never looked back.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 57 of 140 
Spieth finished with a six-under 66, bringing him to 14 under through 36 holes, a new Masters record.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 58 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 59 of 140 
Spieth tees off on the 18th hole.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 60 of 140 
Spieth finishes up his second round on the 18th green.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 61 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 62 of 140 
Tiger Woods showed signs of improvement in the second round.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 63 of 140 
Woods had three birdies and went two under on the front nine.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 64 of 140 
Woods is near the top of the leaderboard but still well back of Spieth.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 65 of 140 
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 66 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 67 of 140 
Ernie Els tees off in front of massive crowds during the second round.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 68 of 140 
Former Masters champion Zach Johnson shot his second-straight 72 on Friday.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 69 of 140 
Henrik Stenson struggled again on Friday.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 70 of 140 
Jason Day followed up his opening-round 67 with a disappointing 74.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 71 of 140 
Billy Horschel struggled to a six-over 78 on Friday.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 72 of 140 
Jordan Spieth had a phenomenal first round, nearly tying the Augusta National course record with an eight-under 64.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 73 of 140 
Tiger Woods made his return to competitive golf Thursday at the Masters.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 74 of 140 
Woods showed no signs of the chipping problems that plagued him earlier this year.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 75 of 140 
Woods stuck around par for much of the round.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 76 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 77 of 140 
Woods lines up a putt during the first round.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 78 of 140 
Tiger Woods and Jamie Donaldson after hitting their tee shots on the 8th hole.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 79 of 140 
Ernie Els turned back the clock with a five-under 67 to get near the lead.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 80 of 140 
Rory McIlroy had one of the early tee times for Thursday's first round.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 81 of 140 
McIlroy is hoping to complete the career grand slam with a win this week.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 82 of 140 
McIlroy didn't get off to a hot start. He was just one under through 16.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 83 of 140 
Phil Mickelson seems to always find his game when he gets to Augusta National.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 84 of 140 
Mickelson had two early birdies and an eagle on the eighth hole.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 85 of 140 
He has won the Masters three times.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 86 of 140 
Adam Scott is looking to get back to his winning ways this week.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 87 of 140 
Scott won the 2013 Masters, his only major victory so far.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 88 of 140 
Justin Rose fired a five-under 67 to tie for the early lead.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 89 of 140 
Ian Poulter shot a one-over 73 on day one.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 90 of 140 
Dustin Johnson is hoping for a breakthrough week.
Fred Vuich For Sports Illustrated
 91 of 140 
Ryan Moore hits out of a bunker during the first round.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 92 of 140 
The Big Three -- Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player -- kicked off the event with ceremonial tee shots Thursday morning.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 93 of 140 
Old rivals Palmer and Nicklaus joked with each other on the tee.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 94 of 140 
Nicklaus can still play. He made a hole-in-one in Wednesday's Par-3 Contest.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 95 of 140 
Despite having an injured shoulder, Palmer took his ceremonial tee shot.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 96 of 140 
Player had the longest of the ceremonial tee shots.
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 97 of 140 
Rickie Fowler and Bubba Watson showed up to watch the Big Three's shots.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 98 of 140 
The 13th green at Augusta National.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 99 of 140 
Tiger Woods played a morning practice round with Jordan Spieth.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 100 of 140 
Spieth, Woods and Ben Crenshaw try to skip shots across a pond at Augusta National.
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 101 of 140 
Kohjiro Kinno For Sports Illustrated
 102 of 140 
Rory McIlroy played a few holes Wednesday morning.
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 103 of 140 
Phil Mickelson got in some last-minute putting practice.
Mark Peterson For Sports Illustrated
 104 of 140 
NFL Commissioner and Augusta National member Roger Goodell was on site Wednesday.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 105 of 140 
Tiger Woods' two children, Sam (right) and Charlie, put on the white Masters bibs to caddie for their Dad during the Par-3 contest.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 106 of 140 
Lindsey Vonn watched over the kids as they followed Tiger around the Par-3 course.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 107 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 108 of 140 
Charlie tosses a ball to Tiger like a professional Tour caddie would.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 109 of 140 
Tiger's daughter Sam sank a putt during the contest.
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 110 of 140 
Robert Beck For Sports Illustrated
 111 of 140 
Rickie Fowler was joined by girlfriend Alexis Randock for the Par-3 contest.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 112 of 140 
Tiger Woods was all smiles during his press conference on Tuesday at Augusta National.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 113 of 140 
Defending champion Bubba Watson spoke to the media on Tuesday as well.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 114 of 140 
Rory McIlroy hopes to be wearing his first green jacket Sunday night.
Chris Carlson/AP
 115 of 140 
Woods children, daughter Sam and son Charlie, showed up at Augusta on Tuesday.
Chris Carlson/AP
 116 of 140 
Chris Carlson/AP
 117 of 140 
Chris Carlson/AP
 118 of 140 
Tiger's girlfriend, pro skier Lindsey Vonn, played chaperon to the Woods children at Augusta.
Getty Images
 119 of 140 
Woods also played a practice round Tuesday morning.
Getty Images
 120 of 140 
He played alongside old friend Mark O'Meara.
Getty Images
 121 of 140 
Woods hits an approach shot on the course during his practice round.
Getty Images
 122 of 140 
Large galleries followed Woods and O'Meara.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 123 of 140 
Tiger Woods showed up at Augusta National Monday afternoon to get in some practice.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 124 of 140 
Woods is carted toward the practice area by a visibly excited volunteer.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 125 of 140 
Woods ran into former coach Sean Foley on the range.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 126 of 140 
Foley appeared to consult with Tiger about his swing briefly.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 127 of 140 
Woods announced on Friday that he would play the Masters, returning from a self-imposed break from golf to work on his game.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 128 of 140 
He, as well as coach Chris Como and caddie Joe LaCava, focused on his chipping, which was disastrous earlier in the year at the Phoenix Open and Farmers Insurance Open.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 129 of 140 
Rory McIlroy was on the course for a practice round Monday at Augusta National.
Getty Images
 130 of 140 
McIlroy nearly won the Masters in 2011.
Getty Images
 131 of 140 
With a win this week, he will complete the career grand slam.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 132 of 140 
Two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw is playing in his final Masters this year.
Getty Images
 133 of 140 
Keegan Bradley (left) and Jordan Spieth played a practice round together Monday. Both players had strong finishes Sunday at the Houston Open.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 134 of 140 
A display of Masters programs at Augusta.
Getty Images
 135 of 140 
Bubba Watson is the defending champion.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 136 of 140 
This patron loaded up on ever-popular Masters merchandise on Monday.
Getty Images
 137 of 140 
Bill Haas talks to a media scrum near the practice area.
Getty Images
 138 of 140 
Chris Kirk is playing in only his second Masters.
Getty Images
 139 of 140 
Miguel Angel Jimenez is still searching for his first major victory. He finished 4th last year.
Fred Vuich for Sports Illustrated
 140 of 140 
A young patron enjoys one of Augusta's coveted ice cream sandwiches.