Watching these old replays of the Masters reminds me of why I feel in love with this tournament and the game all those years ago. Keeps me motivated even now at 66.

I’ll always remember Ken Venturi and Ben Wright as the voices of the Masters, nothing compares with that today.

Hoch's putt: every golfer has been there.

Scott Hoch's open stance w/ his front foot to the left on the 2 ft sudden death putt killed its chance.  He lined up for the putt to take that exact trajectory.  At 17, Hoch also has a crucial 3 foot putt for par, set up front foot out and missed left.  I realize it's easy for me to criticize, but had Hoch been aligned w/ the hole he'd have a green jacket.

Faldo's 3-iron on No. 11 in the play-off was a thing of beauty and Ken Venturi's commentary was the perfect match for it. One of the shots I'll always remember having watched the Masters on TV since the early 70s.

I was never a total Faldo fan...but what a magnificent and gutsy golfer he was in his prime.

19:52 Commentator asks what sort of effect a “Nap” has on a player.  Guy speculates.

Been rewatching old Masters…well my own first memories of golf is Woosnam in 1990 holing that putt at 18. But I have to say Norman is up there in nearly everyone from mid 80’s to mid 90’s. How on earth did he not win a Masters. An old wise dedicated golfer once told me Norman sold his soul for money and that was in the early 90’s. 👀😅⛳️🏆🖤

Work 6 day's, Sunday relaxation viewing golf by the best...priceless. Never played but love it .

¡The blast from the past!
In the morning listen to The Beatles, in the afternoon watch a couple of Colombo chapters on TV, and then later you see  Faldo winning the Masters.

It’s amazing to watch golf without people shouting “GET IN THE HOLE”

Sandy Lyle wearing a kilt at the jacket presentation is spectacular 3:33:30

This brings back fantastic memories...i was 10yrs old had not long been playing golf and used to sit up late with my dad watching the masters dreaming of one day playing this beautiful course....watching my heroes play this wonderfull game!! I wish I could go back to that time just once more I miss it so much!!

I got into golf in the early 2000s, so these were the days when I'd put on golf so I could fall asleep, lol, but it's so amazing I can sit and watch this like I'm back in those times. I feel for Scott Hoch. I can only imagine how many times he's replayed that putt on the first playoff hole—the one on the 17th, too. Now, if I time this right, I could watch a final round of the Masters every day starting today, and it might be April when I'm done💡

Love that "Bobby Orr Invitational" umbrella for Crenshaw on 18!

these were the best hours of my young life...sat watching this great golf....I wish I had a time machine.................

I always promised myself that after my made putt that broke 100 for the first time I would raise my arms like Faldo did at 3:23:42.. This spring I finally did it...I looked a bit foolish - it was a tap in - but I still enjoyed it.

Man, that is so sad about Scott, I remember watching this thinking, that poor man.

This is when I discovered golf it's been a long Affair ever since

Scott lined the ball up to the left edge and tried to give it a two-inch tap; he tapped it three inches.