Past Winners, Results, and Records of The Masters Tournament at Augusta National

This year’s annual occasion of The Masters Tournament at Augusta National will be the 89th competition for the exclusive golf matchup. Winners of the tournament have raised up The Masters trophy at an array of ages, career tenures, and depth of experience in the sport.

Legendary golfer Tiger Woods became the youngest winner of The Masters in 1997 when he won by a shocking 18 strokes at the age of 21. Jack Nicklaus is the most prolific winner with six Masters titles to his name. And heading into the 2026 Masters Tournament, Rory McIlroy is the reigning 2025 champion who will be hosting the Champion’s Dinner ahead of the official start of the competition.

All Past Winners of The Masters Tournament at Augusta National – 21st Century Champions

GettyPhil Mickelson (L) of the US receives trophy for winning the Masters Golf Tournament from Augusta National Chairman Hootie Johnson (R) at the awards ceremony after Mickelson made the birdie putt the 18th green during the final round of the Masters Golf Tournament 11 April 2004 at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, GA. Mickelson won the tournament at nine under par. AFP PHOTO/Stan HONDA (Photo by STAN HONDA / AFP via Getty Images)

Here are all of the 88 past winners of The Masters Tournament at Augusta National:

2026 – TBD

2025 – Rory McIlroy with a score of -11 and total of 277

2024 – Scottie Scheffler for his second Masters championship with a score of -11 and total of 277

2023 – Jon Rahm with a score of -12 and total of 276

2022 – Scottie Scheffler with a score of -10 and total of 278

2021 – Hideki Matsuyama with a score of -10 and total of 278

2020 – Dustin Johnson with a score of -20 and total of 268

2019 – Tiger Woods for his fifth Masters championship with a total of -13 and total of 275

2018 – Patrick Reed with a score of -15 and total of 273

2017 – Sergio Garcia with a score of -9 and total of 279

2016 – Danny Willett with a score of -5 and total of 283

2015 – Jordan Spieth with a score of -18 and total of 270

2014 – Bubba Watson for his second Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

2013 – Adam Scott with a score of -9 and total of 279

2012 – Bubba Watson for his first Masters championship with a score of -10 and total of 278

2011 – Charl Schwartzel with a score of -14 and 274

2010 – Phil Mickelson for his third Masters championship with a score of -16 and total of 272

2009 – Angel Cabrera with a score of -12 and total of 276

2008 – Trevor Immelman with a score of -8 and total of 280

2007 – Zach Johnson with a score of +1 and total of 289

2006 – Phil Mickelson for his second Masters championship with a score of -7 and total of 281

2005 – Tiger Woods for his fourth Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

2004 – Phil Mickelson for his first Masters championship with a score of -9 and total of 279

2003 – Mike Weir with a score of -7 and total of 281

2002 – Tiger Woods for his third Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

2001 – Tiger Woods for his second Masters championship with a score of -16 and total of 272

2000 – Vijay Singh with a score of -10 and total of 278

All Past Winners of The Masters Tournament at Augusta National – 20th Century Champions

GettyAUGUSTA, GEORGIA – APRIL 14: Tiger Woods of the United States celebrates with the Masters Trophy during the Green Jacket Ceremony after winning the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on April 14, 2019 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Though the Augusta National course opened in 1933, the first Masters Tournament wasn’t played until the following year in 1934. From 1943 until 1945, the tournament was paused due to World War II.

1999 – Jose Maria Olazabal for his second Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1998 – Mark O’Meara with a score of -9 and total of 279

1997 – Tiger Woods for his first Masters championship with a score of -18 and total of 270

1996 – Nick Faldo for his third Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

1995 – Ben Crenshaw for his second Masters championship with a score of -14 and total of 274

1994 – Jose Maria Olazabal for his first Masters championship with a score of -9 and total of 279

1993 – Bernhard Langer for his second Masters championship with a score of -11 and total of 277

1992 – Fred Couples with a score of -13 and total of 275

1991 – Ian Woosnam with a score of -11 and total of 277

1990 – Nick Faldo for his second Masters championship with a score of -10 and total of 278

1989 – Nick Faldo for his first Masters champinoship with a score of -5 and total of 283

1988 – Sandy Lyle with a score of -7 and total of 281

1987 – Larry Mize with a score of -3 and total of 285

1986 – Jack Nicklaus for his sixth Masters championship with a score of -9 and total of 279

1985 – Bernhard Langer for his first Masters championship with a score of -6 and total of 282

1984 – Ben Crenshaw with a score of -11 and total of 277

1983 – Seve Ballesteros for his second Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1982 – Craig Stadler with a score of -4 and total of 284

1981 – Tom Watson for his second Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1980 – Seve Ballesteros for his first Masters championship with a score of -13 and total of 280

1979 – Fuzzy Zoellar with a score -8 and total of 280

1978 – Gary Player for his third Masters championship with a score of -11 and total of 277

1977 – Tom Watson for his first Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

1976 – Raymond Floyd with a score of -17 and total of 271

1975 – Jack Nicklaus for his fifth Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

1974 – Gary Player for his second Masters championship with a score of -10 and total of 278

1973 – Tommy Aaron with a score of -5 and total of 283

1972 – Jack Nicklaus for his fourth Masters championship with a score of -2 and total of 286

1971 – Charles Coody with a score of -2 and total of 279

1970 – Billy Casper with a score of -9 and total of 279

1969 – George Archer with a score of -7 and total of 281

1968 – Bob Goalby with a score of -7 and total of 281

1967 – Gay Brewer with a score of -8 and total of 280

1966 – Jack Nicklaus for his third Masters championship with an even par score and total of 288

1965 – Jack Nicklaus for his second Masters championship with a score of -17 and total of 271

1964 – Arnold Palmer for his fourth Masters championship with a score of -12 and total of 276

1963 – Jack Nicklaus for his first Masters championship with a score of -2 and total of 286

1962 – Arnold Palmer for his third Masters championship wtih a score of -8 and total of 280

1961 – Gary Player for his first Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1960 – Arnold Palmer for his second Masters championship with a score of -6 and total of 282

1959 – Art Wall Jr. with a score of -4 and total of 284

1958 – Arnold Palmer for his first Masters championship with a score of -4 and total of 284

1957 – Doug Ford with a score of -5 and total of 283

1956 – Jack Burke Jr. with a score of +1 and total of 289

1955 – Cary Middlecoff with a score of -9 and total of 279

1954 – Sam Snead for his third Masters championship with a score of -9 and total of 279

1953 – Ben Hogan for his second Masters championship with a score of -14 and total of 274

1952 – Sam Snead for his second Masters championship with a score of -2 and total of 286

1951 – Ben Hoga for his first Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1950 – Jimmy Demaret for his third Masters championship with a score of -5 and total of 283

1949 – Sam Snead for his first Masters championship with a score of -6 and total of 282

1948 – Claude Harmon with a score of -9 and total of 279

1947 – Jimmy Demaret for his second Masters championship with a score of -7 and total of 281

1946 – Herman Keiser with a score of -6 and total of 282

1945 – Paused for World War II

1944 – Paused for World War II

1943 – Paused for World War II

1942 – Byron Nelson for his second Masters championship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1941 – Craid Wood with a score of -8 and total of 280

1940 – Jimmy Demaret for his first Masters champinoship with a score of -8 and total of 280

1939 – Ralph Guldahl with a score of -9 and total of 279

1938 – Henry Picard with a score of -3 and total of 285

1937 – Byron Nelson for his first Masters championship with a score of -5 and total of 283

1936 – Horton Smith for his second Masters championship with a score of -3 and total of 285

1935 – Gene Sarazen with a score of -6 and total of 282

1934 – Horton Smith for his first Masters championship with a score of -4 and total of 284

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