The Masters Tournament Champions Trivia Word Search

This golfer won the 1992 Masters after a difficult, injury-slowed stretch of his career.

This golfer won three Masters titles between 1949 and 1954 and was the first champion to receive a green jacket, in 1949.

This golfer won the 1967 Masters by one stroke over Bobby Nichols.

This Argentine golfer won a playoff to capture the 2009 Masters, becoming his country's first Masters champion.

In golf scoring terms, a hole finished two strokes under par is called this word, which also names a large bird of prey.

This English golfer won the 2016 Masters after a late collapse by the tournament's 54-hole leader.

This golfer won a sudden-death playoff to claim the 1979 Masters, his first major title.

This golfer won two Masters titles, in 1977 and 1981, part of a decade-long rivalry with Jack Nicklaus.

This golfer won the 1971 Masters for his only major championship title.

This golfer won a playoff to capture the 1982 Masters, his only major championship.

This Spanish golfer won two Masters titles, in 1994 and 1999, and later became a respected Ryder Cup captain.

_ _ _ _ _ _ Johnson set the tournament's all-time lowest score, twenty under par, in claiming the 2020 Masters.

This golfer won the 1973 Masters, the only major title of an otherwise solid PGA Tour career.

The Masters has been played on the same course since 1934, located in this Georgia city.

This Northern Irish golfer completed a career grand slam with a playoff win at the 2025 Masters, then repeated as champion in 2026.

This golfer won his first Masters in 1997 with a record-setting score and has five green jackets in all.

This golfer led wire-to-wire to win the 1941 Masters, the last one played before a wartime pause.

This golfer won a controversial 1968 Masters after runner-up Roberto De Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard.

This golfer won the 2015 Masters wire-to-wire while still in his early twenties, tying the tournament scoring record.

This Canadian golfer won a playoff to capture the 2003 Masters, becoming his country's first men's major champion.

This Spanish golfer won the 2023 Masters for his first green jacket.

This golfer became the first non-American Masters champion in 1961, one of three green jackets he'd eventually win.

This golfer won the 1956 Masters after amateur Ken Venturi shot a final-round 80 and lost a four-stroke lead.

_ _ _ _ _ Jones, a legendary amateur golfer, co-founded Augusta National along with investment banker Clifford Roberts.

_ _ _ _ Ballesteros became the first Spaniard to win the Masters in 1980, at just 23 years old.

This left-handed golfer won two Masters titles, in 2012 and 2014, and is known for his long, high drives.

Masters officials avoid the word 'fans,' instead referring to spectators by this more formal term.

Holes 11, 12, and 13 at Augusta National are collectively nicknamed this corner, notorious for testing nerves near a famous creek.

This South African golfer won the 2008 Masters for the only major title of his career.

This golfer won the 2018 Masters by one stroke over Rickie Fowler, holding off a late charge from Jordan Spieth.

This golfer won four Masters titles between 1958 and 1964, and his fans were nicknamed 'Arnie's Army.'

This colorful, sharp-dressing golfer won the 1940 Masters, the first of his three green jackets.

Since 1949, the reigning Masters champion has been presented with this green garment, which he must return to the clubhouse a year later.

This golfer, also a famed trick-shot artist, won the 1935 Masters in a 36-hole playoff after a stunning double-eagle on the final round.

Golfers arriving at Augusta National drive down a famous lane lined with these flowering trees, planted in the 1850s.

This golfer won the 1970 Masters in an 18-hole playoff over Gene Littler.

South African golfer _ _ _ _ _ Schwartzel closed with four straight birdies to win the 2011 Masters.

This golfer led wire-to-wire to win the 1976 Masters by eight strokes, matching a scoring record at the time.

This golfer won the very first Masters Tournament in 1934, then repeated as champion in 1936.

This English golfer won three Masters titles between 1989 and 1996, including back-to-back wins in 1989 and 1990.

This Fijian golfer won the 2000 Masters, one of three major championships in his career.

This golfer, nicknamed 'the Hawk,' won two Masters titles in the early 1950s and set a scoring record in 1953.

This golfer won the 1998 Masters, his first major, and the British Open later that year.

This golfer captured the 1939 Masters, one of several major titles in his career, including two straight US Opens.

This golfer, known for his elegant swing, won the 1937 Masters and later had a Texas golf tournament named after him.

This famously named creek guards the greens of Augusta National's 11th, 12th, and 13th holes, part of Amen Corner.

Every hole at Augusta National is named after a plant; the par-5 second hole is named for this pink-blossomed flowering tree.

A cheese sandwich made with this Southern spread has long been a cheap, beloved menu item at the tournament's concession stands.

This Japanese golfer won the 2021 Masters, becoming the first man from his country to capture a men's major title.

Certain feats at the Masters, like an ace or an albatross, are honored with a gift of this type of engraved glassware.

This golfer won three Masters titles between 2004 and 2010, known for his aggressive style around Augusta's greens.

This Welsh golfer won the 1991 Masters for his only major championship title.

This golfer won a record six Masters titles between 1963 and 1986, the last at age 46.

_ _ _ _ Middlecoff, a former practicing dentist, won the 1955 Masters by a commanding seven-stroke margin.

This golfer won the 1969 Masters by one stroke over three players tied for second place.

This golfer won two Masters titles, in 1984 and 1995, both times as a fan favorite known for his smooth putting stroke.

This relatively unheralded golfer won the 1959 Masters by one stroke over Arnold Palmer and Cary Middlecoff.

This German golfer won two Masters titles, in 1985 and 1993, becoming his country's first major champion.

This golfer won the 1938 Masters and later became a respected club professional and teacher.

This golfer won the 2007 Masters with the tournament's highest winning score in decades, one over par.

This golfer won the first Masters held after World War II resumed play, in 1946.

This Spanish golfer won a playoff to capture the 2017 Masters, ending a long wait for his first major title.

This golfer won a stunning 1987 playoff at the Masters by holing a long chip shot on the second extra hole.

Augusta National's top executive, who also gives the annual pre-tournament press conference, holds this title.

This golfer, later famous as a teaching professional, won the 1948 Masters by five strokes.