Did you Know? - Masters Tournament

<strong>Facts In Numbers - The Masters Tournament</strong>

<strong>37 </strong>– Number of European Tour Members playing in the 2013 Masters Tournament.

<strong>7 </strong>– The Number of European Tour Members making their first appearance. They are: George Coetzee, Nicolas Colsaerts, Jamie Donaldson, Branden Grace, David Lynn, Thorbjørn Olesen and Thaworn Wiratchant.

<strong>93</strong>– The field size for the 2013 Masters Tournament.

<strong>21</strong>– The number of different countries represented at the 2013 Masters Tournament.

<strong>8</strong>– South Africa has the most number of players competing, other than America.

<strong>63 </strong>– Tom Watson is the oldest competitor in the field, aged 63 and 219 days.

<strong>19</strong>– The number of Masters Tournament Champions competing.

<strong>28 </strong>– The number of Green Jackets the 19 winners has between them.

<strong>14</strong>– The age of Asian Amateur Champion, Guan Tian-lang. He will become the youngest player in Masters Tournament history.

<strong>50 </strong>– The number of years since Jack Nicklaus won the first of his six titles, back in 1963.

<strong>30</strong>– The number of appearances this year for Bernhard Langer and Larry Mize.

<strong>3 </strong>– The number of left-handers who have won the Masters Tournament. They are: Mike Weir (2003), Phil Mickelson (2004, 06, 10) and Bubba Watson (2012).

<strong>40</strong>– The number of Masters Tournament appearances Tom Watson will reach in 2013.

<strong>16 </strong>– Number of play-offs in Masters Tournament history.

<strong>1</strong>– The first albatross at the second hole in Masters Tournament history made by Louis Oosthuizen in the final round in 2012.

<strong>23</strong>– The number of consecutive cuts made in Masters Tournament history. This was achieved by Gary Player (1959-82) and Fred Couples (1983-2007).

<strong>1957</strong>– The year the 36 hole cut was introduced.