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The Masters Weather & Climate 1934 -2020 (Augusta, Georgia) Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Event Avg. T Event Avg. Max T. Event Avg. Min T. Event Total Precip. Year Max. T Min. T Rainfall Max. T Min. T Rainfall Max. T Min. T Rainfall Max. T Min. T Rainfall Max. T Min. T Rainfall Start Date End Date Year Champion Country To par Margin(Holes Played) 68.9 81.5 56.3 0.24 2020 84 69 0.23 82 53 0.01 78 49 0 82 54 0 12-Nov 15-Nov 2020 Dustin Johnson United States -20 5 74.9 84.5 65.3 0.33 2019 86 55 0 86 68 0.22 86 71 T 80 67 0.11 11-May 14-May 2019 Tiger Woods United States -13 1 55.4 70.0 40.8 0.48 2018 70 34 0 79 38 0 71 48 0.47 60 43 0.01 5-Apr 8-Apr 2018 Patrick Reed United States -15 1 57.8 72.8 42.8 T 2017 70 51 T 69 47 0 73 35 0 79 38 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 2017 Sergio Garcia Spain -9 Playoff(1) 56.0 69.0 43.0 0.18 2016 74 51 0.18 70 48 T 68 38 0 64 35 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 2016 Danny Willett England -5 3 71.5 83.8 59.3 0.03 2015 91 59 0 86 64 T 82 58 0.03 76 56 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 2015 Jordan Spieth United States -18 4 62.3 80.5 44.0 T 2014 77 36 0 79 45 0 83 46 0 83 49 T 10-Apr 13-Apr 2014 Bubba Watson United States -8 3 64.6 78.5 50.8 0.28 2013 84 58 0 82 57 0.01 80 43 0 68 45 0.27 11-A pr 14-A pr 2013 Adam Scott Australia -9 Playoff(2) 61.6 76.3 47.0 T 2012 84 59 T 67 44 T 73 38 0 81 47 0 5-Apr 8-Apr 2012 Bubba Watson United States -10 Playoff(2) 70.3 86.3 54.3 0.00 2011 80 39 0 86 54 T 91 65 T 88 59 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 2011 Charles Schwartzel South Africa -14 2 60.5 76 45 0.25 2010 80 57 0.25 71 45 0 75 37 0 78 41 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 2010 Phil Mickelson United States -16 3 62.8 75 50.5 0.62 2009 78 48 0 79 54 0.61 74 55 0.01 69 45 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 2009 Angel Cabrera Argentina -12 Playoff(1) 64.5 77.3 51.8 0.19 2008 80 48 0 86 54 T 74 61 0.19 69 44 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 2008 Trevor Immelman South Africa -8 3 48.1 61.3 35.0 0.00 2007 67 40 0 65 38 0 54 36 0 59 26 0 5-Apr 8-Apr 2007 Zach Johnson United States 1 2 63.1 81.0 45.3 0.00 2006 87 63 0 75 43 0 80 38 0 82 37 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 2006 Phil Mickelson United States -7 2 62.9 72.3 53.5 1.59 2005 68 62 1.27 70 55 0.32 73 51 0 78 46 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 2005 Tiger Woods United States -12 Playoff (2) 64.9 83.3 46.5 0.22 2004 84 44 0 85 39 0 83 46 0.21 81 57 0.01 9-Apr 12-Apr 2004 Phil Mickelson United States -9 1 55.6 68.0 43.3 0.37 2003 48 44 0.36 64 45 0.01 78 40 0 82 44 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 2003 Mike Weir Canada -7 Playoff (2) 67.9 78.3 57.5 0.49 2002 75 59 0 78 59 0.39 78 57 0.1 82 55 T 11-Apr 14-Apr 2002 Tiger Woods United States -12 3 66.9 80.8 53.0 0.00 2001 69 50 0 81 47 0 86 57 0 87 58 0 5-Apr 8-Apr 2001 Tiger Woods United States -16 2 57.4 74.8 40.0 0.14 2000 79 39 0 81 47 0 73 42 0.14 66 32 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 2000 V ijay Singh Fiji -10 3 74.6 85.8 63.5 0.00 1999 90 61 0 79 66 T 86 67 0 88 60 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1999 José María Olazábal Spain -8 2 59.4 71.8 47.0 0.46 1998 79 57 0.46 64 50 0 70 41 0 74 40 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 1998 Mark O'Meara United States -9 1 60.1 72.0 48.3 0.26 1997 64 41 0 74 35 T 78 63 0.26 72 54 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 1997 Tiger Woods United States -18 12 62.3 80.3 44.3 T 1996 75 31 0 81 42 0 78 47 0 87 57 0 11-Apr 14-Apr 1996 Nick Faldo England -12 5 60.1 75.5 44.8 0.35 1995 58 49 0.35 80 41 0 81 43 0 83 46 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 1995 Ben Crenshaw United States -14 1 61.1 76.3 46.0 0.00 1994 71 44 0 72 40 0 78 50 0 84 50 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 1994 José María Olazábal Spain -9 2 60.6 76.0 45.3 0.27 1993 75 40 0 70 52 0.27 75 49 0 84 40 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1993 Bernhard Langer Germany -11 4 65.9 81.3 50.5 0.13 1992 81 44 0 84 48 0 76 51 0.13 84 59 T 9-Apr 12-Apr 1992 Fred Couples United States -13 2 67.8 78.3 57.3 0.06 1991 79 45 0 76 61 0 74 59 0.06 84 64 0 11-Apr 14-Apr 1991 Ian Woosnam Wales -11 1 57.4 73.0 41.8 0.08 1990 82 39 0 79 58 0.04 63 37 0.04 68 33 0 5-Apr 8-Apr 1990 Nick Faldo England -10 Playoff (2) 54.4 67.3 41.5 2.09 1989 67 45 0 62 38 0.2 76 34 1.07 64 49 0.82 6-Apr 9-Apr 1989 Nick Faldo England -5 Playoff (3) 59.6 76.8 42.5 T 1988 68 52 T 79 40 0 79 36 0 81 42 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 1988 Sandy Lyle Scotland -7 1 63.1 80.0 46.3 0.08 1987 78 43 0 80 42 0 79 43 0.08 83 57 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 1987 Larry Mize United States -3 Playoff (3) 58.0 75.5 40.5 T 1986 69 39 0 76 36 0 76 40 T 81 47 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 1986 Jack Nicklaus United States -9 1 63.9 77.0 50.8 T 1985 79 38 0 82 46 0 74 59 0 73 60 T 11-Apr 14-Apr 1985 Bernhard Langer Germany -6 1 63.4 78.5 48.3 0.55 1984 74 38 0 82 50 0 84 51 0.53 74 54 0.02 12-Apr 15-Apr 1984 Ben Crenshaw United States -11 1 63.4 71.8 54.6 3.17 1983 76 61 0.38 71 60 1.47 71 60 1.32 68 49 0 73 45 0 7-Apr 11-Apr 1983 Seve Ballesteros Spain -8 4 51.1 61.0 41.3 0.72 1982 48 40 0.72 68 42 T 60 41 0 68 42 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1982 Craig Stadler United States -4 Playoff (2) 68.3 83.0 53.5 0.00 1981 79 53 0 83 50 0 83 53 0 87 58 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 1981 Tom Watson United States -8 2 64.9 79.5 50.3 0.15 1980 77 45 0 81 41 0 78 55 0.02 82 60 0.13 10-Apr 13-Apr 1980 Seve Ballesteros Spain -13 4 67.4 78.0 56.8 1.16 1979 83 65 T 71 61 1.16 78 55 0 80 46 0 12-Apr 15-Apr 1979 Fuzzy Zoeller United States -8 Playoff (3) 68.5 86.8 50.3 0.00 1978 85 52 0 87 55 0 87 47 0 88 47 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 1978 Gary Player South Africa -11 1 59.4 76.5 42.3 0.00 1977 73 36 0 85 48 0 71 45 0 77 40 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 1977 Tom Watson United States -12 2 57.0 74.5 39.5 0.00 1976 75 43 0 68 40 0 73 32 0 82 43 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1976 Raymond Floyd United States -17 8 55.8 67.0 44.5 0.13 1975 67 54 0.05 66 46 0.08 67 44 0 68 34 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 1975 Jack Nicklaus United States -12 1 65.4 77.8 53.0 0.93 1974 72 37 0 79 51 0 79 64 0.23 81 60 0.7 11-Apr 14-Apr 1974 Gary Player South Africa -10 2 55.8 67.0 45.0 2.67 1973 65 44 0 66 37 0 66 53 2.67 66 46 T 72 43 T 5-Apr 9-Apr 1973 Tommy Aaron United States -5 1 58.4 72.3 44.5 0.02 1972 79 44 0 78 54 0 72 46 0.02 60 34 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 1972 Jack Nicklaus United States -2 3 57.3 76.8 37.8 0.00 1971 70 32 0 78 36 0 80 42 0 79 41 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1971 Charles Coody United States -9 2 60.1 74.0 46.3 0.10 1970 81 44 0 73 49 0 74 39 T 68 53 0.1 77 58 0.04 9-Apr 13-Apr 1970 Billy Casper United States -9 Playoff (2) 57.6 72.8 42.5 0.04 1969 66 51 0.04 70 42 0 76 36 0 79 41 0 10-Apr 13-Apr 1969 George Archer United States -7 1 59.4 76.5 42.3 0.00 1968 70 42 0 76 36 0 79 41 0 81 50 0 11-Apr 14-Apr 1968 Bob Goalby United States -11 1 68.8 84.8 52.8 0.00 1967 90 58 0 92 56 0 77 50 0 80 47 0 6-Apr 9-Apr 1967 Gay Brewer United States -8 1 55.6 72.0 39.3 T 1966 72 34 T 82 42 0 70 45 0 64 36 0 72 34 0 7-Apr 11-Apr 1966 Jack Nicklaus United States E Playoff (3) 71.1 84.3 58.0 T 1965 86 55 T 89 62 0 77 57 0 85 58 0 8-Apr 11-Apr 1965 Jack Nicklaus United States -17 9 57.6 74.0 41.3 0.00 1964 67 38 0 72 39 0 77 40 0 80 48 0 9-Apr 12-Apr 1964 Arnold Palmer United States -12 6 61.0 70.0 52.0 1.34 1963 87 61 0 71 52 0.12 53 48 1.21 69 47 0.01 4-Apr 7-Apr 1963 Jack Nicklaus United States -2 1 61.3 70.0 52.5 0.79 1962 60 42 0.05 73 52 0.48 71 60 T 76 56 0.26 79 51 0 5-Apr 9-Apr 1962 Arnold Palmer United States -8 Playoff (3) 55.2 65.2 45.0 0.91 1961 65 48 0.11 68 42 0 65 40 0 63 50 0.8 65 46 T 6-Apr 10-Apr 1961 Gary Player South Africa -8 1 60.8 74.3 47.3 T 1960 84 52 0 81 49 0 75 52 T 57 36 0 7-Apr 10-Apr 1960 Arnold Palmer United States -6 1 59.8 75.0 44.5 0.06 1959 72 52 0.06 80 42 0 70 45 0 78 39 0 2-Apr 5-Apr 1959 Art Wall, Jr.
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  • The Beginning of the End of the World the Tournament That Took a Fortnight to Finish

    The Beginning of the End of the World the Tournament That Took a Fortnight to Finish

    The Beginning of the End of the World The tournament that took a fortnight to finish By Bill Case • PhotograPhs from the tufts arChives he Diamondhead Corporation’s 1970 acquisi- Pinehurst had not hosted any professional golf tournaments tion of the Pinehurst Resort complex, hotels and since 1951, when Richard Tufts became disenchanted by the 6,700 undeveloped, mostly wooded acres from behavior of the U.S. team in that year’s Ryder Cup matches the Tufts family brought about a dramatic trans- played over Pinehurst No. 2. Tufts canceled the prestigious North formation of the entire community. To replace and South Open. Maurer considered Richard’s banishment of the Tufts family’s vision of Pinehurst as an idyllic the pros a tragic mistake and decided that, given the fast-growing Tand peaceful New England-style community where the elite from popularity of the PGA Tour, pro golf should return to the resort. the North golfed and hobnobbed with one another for months at But Maurer had no interest in hosting just any tournament. As a time, Diamondhead instituted a new go-getter business model, he put it, “If it is the golf capital of the world, let’s really make it which executives imported by the company from the West Coast that. Let’s have . the World Championship.” fondly called “California brass.” Maurer persuaded McLean that to hold a true world champi- Diamondhead spent millions updating the venerable onship, prize money commensurate with that title should be part Carolina Hotel, rechristening it the Pinehurst Hotel. A hard of the package.