1 / 160

2000: 1999 Champion Jose Maria Olazabal congratulates Vijay Singh on his win.

2 / 160

2000: Ernie Els misses a birdie putt on 14 in the final round. He finished second, three shots behind Singh

3 / 160

2000: Chasing hard on Sunday afternoon, Tiger Woods cuts a drive around trees on the 8th hole. He finished 5th in the only major championship he didn't win in 2000.

4 / 160

2000: Tiger in the woods again, this time on the 13th hole in the first round.

5 / 160

2000: David Gossett lifts the trophy as the leading amateur.

6 / 160

2000: The Big Three – Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Arnold Palmer – play together in the Masters for the first time.

7 / 160

2000: Aaron Baddeley – the reigning Australian Open Champion and amateur – heads out for a practice round with Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman.

8 / 160

2001: Tiger Woods completes the ‘Tiger Slam’ .

9 / 160

2001: Earl Woods celebrates with Tiger after his historic victory.

10 / 160

2001: Phil Mickelson rues a missed chance during the final round.

11 / 160

2001: David Duval stretches during the final round. He would finish second, two strokes behind Woods

12 / 160

2001: Phil Mickelson escapes the pine straw beside the 10^th fairway on Sunday afternoon.

13 / 160

2001: Legends Sam Snead and Byron Nelson head to the 1^st tee to hit the ceremonial opening drives.

14 / 160

2001: Sam Snead shares a joke with the patrons after striping one down the fairway.

15 / 160

2001: Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer share a moment during the second round.

16 / 160

2001: Chris DiMarco grabbed an early lead.

17 / 160

2001: Mates…Tiger and Mark O’Meara in practice mode

18 / 160

2002: Reflections of the Retief Goosen by the 15th green.

19 / 160

2002: Tiger Woods gets his third green jacket from tournament chairman Hootie Johnson.

20 / 160

2002: Adam Scott makes his Masters debut and plays the Par-3 with dad, Phil, on the bag.

21 / 160

2002: Arnold Palmer salutes the patrons surrounding the 18the green.

22 / 160

2002: An ovation for the 'King'.

23 / 160

2002: Arnold Palmer gets his drive away on the 18th hole.

24 / 160

2002: Who knew Colin Montgomere had such adoring fans?

25 / 160

2002: Arnie smiles after hitting one close.

26 / 160

2003: Mike Weir becomes the first Canadian and left-hander to win the Masters.

27 / 160

2003: Mike Weir wins the play-off and celebrates with wife, Bricia.

28 / 160

2003: Len Mattiace fired a final round 65 to reach a play-off with Weir.

29 / 160

2003: Jeff Maggert fails to escape a fairway bunker on the 3^rd hole in the final round. He cops a two-stroke penalty when the ball ricochets into his body and ends his run at the green jacket.

30 / 160

2003: Martha Burk, Chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, talks with the media during Masters week demonstrations outside the gates to Augusta National.

31 / 160

2003: Tough escape for Sergio Garcia.

32 / 160

2003: Round 1 was cancelled.

33 / 160

2003: The Spanish Armada - Jose Maria Olazabal, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Seve Ballesteros - head out for a practice round.

34 / 160

2003: Seve and Gary Player share a joke during practice.

35 / 160

2003: Pimento cheese anyone? Justin Rose chows down.

36 / 160

2004: Phil Mickelson finally wins his first major.

37 / 160

2004: That jump!

38 / 160

2004: Mickelson can't believe it.

39 / 160

2004: Kirk Triplett celebrates a hole-in-one on the 16th hole.

40 / 160

2004: Chris DiMarco walks in a par save on the 1^st hole of the final round.

41 / 160

2004: Tiger Woods in deep trouble on the 1st hole during the final round.

42 / 160

2004: Arnold Palmer breaks down imn his media conference after playing his final Masters round.

43 / 160

2004: Arnie waves goodbye to the Augusta patrons.

44 / 160

2004: Tiger in trouble on Sunday.

45 / 160

2005: Tiger Woods wins his fourth green jacket.

46 / 160

2005: The signature fist pump.

47 / 160

2005: Beached early in the final round, Tiger Woods makes light work of the escape.

48 / 160

2005: Bernhard Langer lines up a putt on the 10th hole.

49 / 160

2005: Six-time Masters Champion Jack Nicklaus bids farewell to the gallery.

50 / 160

2005: Six-time Masters Champion Jack Nicklaus bids farewell to the gallery.

51 / 160

2005: Patrons lining both sides of the 18th fairway gave Nicklaus a standing ovation.

52 / 160

2005: The very fashionable Ian Poulter with caddy Fanny Sunesson.

53 / 160

2005: The King watches over the Kingdom.

54 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson wins his second green jacket in three years.

55 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson is congratulated by his daughters Sophia and Amanda, and son Evan after his seven-under par victory.

56 / 160

2006: Hats off to the champ.

57 / 160

2006: Japan's Shingo Katayama is jubilant after holing his bunker shot on the 18th in the final round.

58 / 160

2006: Tiger Woods in full flight.

59 / 160

2006: The Molinari brothers ... Edoardo (left) played in the Masters, with brother, Francesco, carrying the bag. Francesco, of course, won The Open Championship in 2018.

60 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson's bunker play is always great to watch.

61 / 160

2007: Zach Johnson wins his first major and arguably the coldest Masters in recent memory.

62 / 160

2007: Johnson pitches close on the 15th to set-up a final round birdie.

63 / 160

2007: Stuart Appleby was well in contention heading into the final round.

64 / 160

2007: Henrik Stenson tries to do some chin-ups off the TV tower on the 15th hole.

65 / 160

2007: Tiger Woods cuts one back into play during the thitrd round.

66 / 160

2006: Nick Faldo plays his final Masters round, with son, Matt, on the bag.

67 / 160

2007: Seve Ballesteros during his final Masters round.

68 / 160

2007: The defending champion arrives.

69 / 160

2007: Luke Donald ... bored during practice.

70 / 160

2008: Trevor Immelman becomes the second South African after Gary Player to win the Masters.

71 / 160

2008: Immelman flexes his msucle at Augusta.

72 / 160

2008: Tiger Woods birdies the 15th on Sunday to keep his chances alive.

73 / 160

2008: Richard Green tees off for a practice round with the World No.1.

74 / 160

2008: Adam Scott with then caddie, Tony Navarro.

75 / 160

2009: Argentina's Angel Cabrera slips into the green jacket with help from Trevor Immelman.

76 / 160

2009: Fans clamber to high five Angel Cabrera after his play-off victory.

77 / 160

2009: Kenny Perry narrowly misses chipping in on the 18th hole to win the Masters outright.

78 / 160

2009: Cabrera and Perry walk down the 10th fairway in the play-off for the green jacket.

79 / 160

2009: "You beauty"... rough translation.

80 / 160

2009: Cabrera holes the winning putt.

81 / 160

2009: Phil and Tiger fell short with their Sunday charges.

82 / 160

2009: Greg Norman applauds the gallery as he departs Augusta National for the final time.

83 / 160

2009: Gary Player drops to his knee to thank the patrons for their applause.

84 / 160

2009: Gary Player waves goodbye at the end of his 50th and final Masters.

85 / 160

2010: Phil Mickelson's triple treat.

86 / 160

2010: "We've done it again Bones."

87 / 160

2010: Mickelson holes the winning putt and grabs his third jacket in seven years.

88 / 160

2010: Lee Westwood led into the final round but finished second behind Mickelson.

89 / 160

2010: Tiger Woods heads out for a practice round with Fred Couples.

90 / 160

2010: Tiger's return after the sex scandal.

91 / 160

2011: Charl Schwartzel birdies the final four holes to snatch the green jacket.

92 / 160

2011: Hideki Matsuyama claims leading amateur honours.

93 / 160

2011: The third South African to win the Masters.

94 / 160

2011: Masters debutante Jason Day makes birdie and keeps his chances alive.

95 / 160

2011: Day and fellow Queenslander Adam Scott played together in the final round and both finished T2.

96 / 160

2011: A final nail in the coffin for the Aussies chasing on the leaderboard.

97 / 160

2011: Rory McIlroy looked set to win his first Masters when he hooked wildly off the 10th tee and suffered a back nine collapse.

98 / 160

2011: Geoff Ogilvy was the third Aussie in the top-5.

99 / 160

2012: Louis Oosthuizen misses his par putt during the play-off.

100 / 160

2012: Bubba breaks through.

101 / 160

2012: Bubba Watson breaks down in tears in the arms of his brother.

102 / 160

2012: Bubba hits a massive hooking wedge out of the trees beside the 10th fairway to set up his win.

103 / 160

2012: Adam Scott drives on the 7th hole.

104 / 160

2012: Geoff Ogilvy nails a drive on the 17th hole.

105 / 160

2013: Adam Scott becomes the first Australian winner of the Masters.

106 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera tosses his putter after missing his birdie putt during the sudden death play-off.

107 / 160

2013: Scott makes his putt to hold the clubhouse lead.

108 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera tosses his putter after missing his birdie putt during the sudden death play-off.

109 / 160

2013: Scott holes the winning putt and a nation celebrates.

110 / 160

2013: Scott holes the winning putt and a nation celebrates.

111 / 160

2013: "C'mon Aussie".

112 / 160

2013: Jason Day was in contention until late in the final round.

113 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera bows in Scott's direction.

114 / 160

2013: Jason Day can't hide his disappointment at a missed birdie chance late on Sunday.

115 / 160

2013: Marc Leishman was also a contender late into the final round.

116 / 160

2013: Tiger Woods hits the flag and watches his ball ricochet back into the water on the 15th hole.

117 / 160

2013: Woods compounds his bad luck by taking an incorrect drop.

118 / 160

2014: Bubba waits ot hit his approach into the 13th green.

119 / 160

2014: Bubba does it again.

120 / 160

2014: West Australian Ollie Goss accepts the leading amateur trophy.

121 / 160

2014: Ollie Goss in action during the final round.

122 / 160

2014: Adam Scott helps Bubba Watson into this second green jacket in three years.

123 / 160

2014: Masters debutante Jordan Spieth watches this approach intently. He finished second behind Watson.

124 / 160

2015: Jordan Spieth wins the Masters at just his second attempt.

125 / 160

2015: Spieth salutes the gallery as he walks to the 18th green with a four-stroke lead.

126 / 160

2015: Job done!

127 / 160

2015: Rory McIlroy, who charged home with a final round 66, consoles Tiger Woods who closed with a 73

128 / 160

2015: Spieth rolls in a birdie putt on 16 to slip one arm in the green jacket.

129 / 160

2015: The young Texan was setting a cracking pace heading into the final round.

130 / 160

2015: Justin Rose blasts free from the trees during the final round. He would go on to finish third.

131 / 160

2016: Ben Crenshaw waves to the gallery after his last Masters round.

132 / 160

2016: Ben Crenshaw's long-time Augusta caddie Carl Jackson joins his player in retirement.

133 / 160

2016: A picture worth a thousand words ... Danny Willett pulls on the green jacket, three hours after Jordan Spieth led by five shots with nine holes to play.

134 / 160

2016: Bryson DeChambeau was the leading amateur.

135 / 160

2016: Caddie Michael Grellar consoles Jordan Spieth after his collapse on the back nine in the final round.

136 / 160

2016: Spieth can't believe what happened.

137 / 160

2016: The drop on the par-3 12th after hitting into the water off the tee.

138 / 160

2017: Sergio Garcia FINALLY breaks through for a major.

139 / 160

2017: Garcia screams in jubilation.

140 / 160

2017: Justin Rose might have been beaten but he couldn't have been happier for his Spanish mate.

141 / 160

2017: Sergio points to the sky and the late Seve Ballesteros, Garcia's hero, whose birthday was that day.

142 / 160

2017: Garcia in trouble on the 13th. This could have derailed his Masters win but he kept a level head and parred the hole. No damage done.

143 / 160

2017: Sergio rips a drive off the 8th tee in front of huge final round galleries.

144 / 160

2018: Patrick Reed poses in the green jacket and with the winner's trophy.

145 / 160

2018: Reed waves to the Augusta galleries.

146 / 160

2018: Tiger Woods tees off the 12th hole in the final round.

147 / 160

2018: Rory McIlroy in trouble off the 1st tee in the final round.

148 / 160

2018: Jordan Spieth makes another birdie in his final round 64 to surge into third place, two behind Reed.

149 / 160

2018: Defending champion Sergio Garcia opened with an 81 after running up a 13 on the par-5 15th hole in the first round.

150 / 160

2018: 1998 Masters Champion Mark O'Meara played his final competition round.

151 / 160

2019: Tiger Woods completes one of sports greatest-ever comebacks.

152 / 160

2019: Tiger roars!

153 / 160

2019: Tiger roars!

154 / 160

2019: Tiger can even make his putter levitate.

155 / 160

2019: Pure joy!

156 / 160

2019: Cam Smith was with a chance heading into the final round but a closing 77 saw him drop to T51.

157 / 160

2019: Tiger on the prowl.

158 / 160

2019: Tiger in full flight.

159 / 160

2019: Adam Scott opened strongly in rounds one and two but faded over the weekend.

160 / 160

2019: Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus have a laugh before hitting their ceremonial drives.

2000: 1999 Champion Jose Maria Olazabal congratulates Vijay Singh on his win.

1 / 160

2000: Ernie Els misses a birdie putt on 14 in the final round. He finished second, three shots behind Singh

2 / 160

2000: Chasing hard on Sunday afternoon, Tiger Woods cuts a drive around trees on the 8th hole. He finished 5th in the only major championship he didn't win in 2000.

3 / 160

2000: Tiger in the woods again, this time on the 13th hole in the first round.

4 / 160

2000: David Gossett lifts the trophy as the leading amateur.

5 / 160

2000: The Big Three – Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Arnold Palmer – play together in the Masters for the first time.

6 / 160

2000: Aaron Baddeley – the reigning Australian Open Champion and amateur – heads out for a practice round with Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman.

7 / 160

2001: Tiger Woods completes the ‘Tiger Slam’ .

8 / 160

2001: Earl Woods celebrates with Tiger after his historic victory.

9 / 160

2001: Phil Mickelson rues a missed chance during the final round.

10 / 160

2001: David Duval stretches during the final round. He would finish second, two strokes behind Woods

11 / 160

2001: Phil Mickelson escapes the pine straw beside the 10^th fairway on Sunday afternoon.

12 / 160

2001: Legends Sam Snead and Byron Nelson head to the 1^st tee to hit the ceremonial opening drives.

13 / 160

2001: Sam Snead shares a joke with the patrons after striping one down the fairway.

14 / 160

2001: Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer share a moment during the second round.

15 / 160

2001: Chris DiMarco grabbed an early lead.

16 / 160

2001: Mates…Tiger and Mark O’Meara in practice mode

17 / 160

2002: Reflections of the Retief Goosen by the 15th green.

18 / 160

2002: Tiger Woods gets his third green jacket from tournament chairman Hootie Johnson.

19 / 160

2002: Adam Scott makes his Masters debut and plays the Par-3 with dad, Phil, on the bag.

20 / 160

2002: Arnold Palmer salutes the patrons surrounding the 18the green.

21 / 160

2002: An ovation for the 'King'.

22 / 160

2002: Arnold Palmer gets his drive away on the 18th hole.

23 / 160

2002: Who knew Colin Montgomere had such adoring fans?

24 / 160

2002: Arnie smiles after hitting one close.

25 / 160

2003: Mike Weir becomes the first Canadian and left-hander to win the Masters.

26 / 160

2003: Mike Weir wins the play-off and celebrates with wife, Bricia.

27 / 160

2003: Len Mattiace fired a final round 65 to reach a play-off with Weir.

28 / 160

2003: Jeff Maggert fails to escape a fairway bunker on the 3^rd hole in the final round. He cops a two-stroke penalty when the ball ricochets into his body and ends his run at the green jacket.

29 / 160

2003: Martha Burk, Chairwoman of the National Council of Women's Organizations, talks with the media during Masters week demonstrations outside the gates to Augusta National.

30 / 160

2003: Tough escape for Sergio Garcia.

31 / 160

2003: Round 1 was cancelled.

32 / 160

2003: The Spanish Armada - Jose Maria Olazabal, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Seve Ballesteros - head out for a practice round.

33 / 160

2003: Seve and Gary Player share a joke during practice.

34 / 160

2003: Pimento cheese anyone? Justin Rose chows down.

35 / 160

2004: Phil Mickelson finally wins his first major.

36 / 160

2004: That jump!

37 / 160

2004: Mickelson can't believe it.

38 / 160

2004: Kirk Triplett celebrates a hole-in-one on the 16th hole.

39 / 160

2004: Chris DiMarco walks in a par save on the 1^st hole of the final round.

40 / 160

2004: Tiger Woods in deep trouble on the 1st hole during the final round.

41 / 160

2004: Arnold Palmer breaks down imn his media conference after playing his final Masters round.

42 / 160

2004: Arnie waves goodbye to the Augusta patrons.

43 / 160

2004: Tiger in trouble on Sunday.

44 / 160

2005: Tiger Woods wins his fourth green jacket.

45 / 160

2005: The signature fist pump.

46 / 160

2005: Beached early in the final round, Tiger Woods makes light work of the escape.

47 / 160

2005: Bernhard Langer lines up a putt on the 10th hole.

48 / 160

2005: Six-time Masters Champion Jack Nicklaus bids farewell to the gallery.

49 / 160

2005: Six-time Masters Champion Jack Nicklaus bids farewell to the gallery.

50 / 160

2005: Patrons lining both sides of the 18th fairway gave Nicklaus a standing ovation.

51 / 160

2005: The very fashionable Ian Poulter with caddy Fanny Sunesson.

52 / 160

2005: The King watches over the Kingdom.

53 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson wins his second green jacket in three years.

54 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson is congratulated by his daughters Sophia and Amanda, and son Evan after his seven-under par victory.

55 / 160

2006: Hats off to the champ.

56 / 160

2006: Japan's Shingo Katayama is jubilant after holing his bunker shot on the 18th in the final round.

57 / 160

2006: Tiger Woods in full flight.

58 / 160

2006: The Molinari brothers ... Edoardo (left) played in the Masters, with brother, Francesco, carrying the bag. Francesco, of course, won The Open Championship in 2018.

59 / 160

2006: Phil Mickelson's bunker play is always great to watch.

60 / 160

2007: Zach Johnson wins his first major and arguably the coldest Masters in recent memory.

61 / 160

2007: Johnson pitches close on the 15th to set-up a final round birdie.

62 / 160

2007: Stuart Appleby was well in contention heading into the final round.

63 / 160

2007: Henrik Stenson tries to do some chin-ups off the TV tower on the 15th hole.

64 / 160

2007: Tiger Woods cuts one back into play during the thitrd round.

65 / 160

2006: Nick Faldo plays his final Masters round, with son, Matt, on the bag.

66 / 160

2007: Seve Ballesteros during his final Masters round.

67 / 160

2007: The defending champion arrives.

68 / 160

2007: Luke Donald ... bored during practice.

69 / 160

2008: Trevor Immelman becomes the second South African after Gary Player to win the Masters.

70 / 160

2008: Immelman flexes his msucle at Augusta.

71 / 160

2008: Tiger Woods birdies the 15th on Sunday to keep his chances alive.

72 / 160

2008: Richard Green tees off for a practice round with the World No.1.

73 / 160

2008: Adam Scott with then caddie, Tony Navarro.

74 / 160

2009: Argentina's Angel Cabrera slips into the green jacket with help from Trevor Immelman.

75 / 160

2009: Fans clamber to high five Angel Cabrera after his play-off victory.

76 / 160

2009: Kenny Perry narrowly misses chipping in on the 18th hole to win the Masters outright.

77 / 160

2009: Cabrera and Perry walk down the 10th fairway in the play-off for the green jacket.

78 / 160

2009: "You beauty"... rough translation.

79 / 160

2009: Cabrera holes the winning putt.

80 / 160

2009: Phil and Tiger fell short with their Sunday charges.

81 / 160

2009: Greg Norman applauds the gallery as he departs Augusta National for the final time.

82 / 160

2009: Gary Player drops to his knee to thank the patrons for their applause.

83 / 160

2009: Gary Player waves goodbye at the end of his 50th and final Masters.

84 / 160

2010: Phil Mickelson's triple treat.

85 / 160

2010: "We've done it again Bones."

86 / 160

2010: Mickelson holes the winning putt and grabs his third jacket in seven years.

87 / 160

2010: Lee Westwood led into the final round but finished second behind Mickelson.

88 / 160

2010: Tiger Woods heads out for a practice round with Fred Couples.

89 / 160

2010: Tiger's return after the sex scandal.

90 / 160

2011: Charl Schwartzel birdies the final four holes to snatch the green jacket.

91 / 160

2011: Hideki Matsuyama claims leading amateur honours.

92 / 160

2011: The third South African to win the Masters.

93 / 160

2011: Masters debutante Jason Day makes birdie and keeps his chances alive.

94 / 160

2011: Day and fellow Queenslander Adam Scott played together in the final round and both finished T2.

95 / 160

2011: A final nail in the coffin for the Aussies chasing on the leaderboard.

96 / 160

2011: Rory McIlroy looked set to win his first Masters when he hooked wildly off the 10th tee and suffered a back nine collapse.

97 / 160

2011: Geoff Ogilvy was the third Aussie in the top-5.

98 / 160

2012: Louis Oosthuizen misses his par putt during the play-off.

99 / 160

2012: Bubba breaks through.

100 / 160

2012: Bubba Watson breaks down in tears in the arms of his brother.

101 / 160

2012: Bubba hits a massive hooking wedge out of the trees beside the 10th fairway to set up his win.

102 / 160

2012: Adam Scott drives on the 7th hole.

103 / 160

2012: Geoff Ogilvy nails a drive on the 17th hole.

104 / 160

2013: Adam Scott becomes the first Australian winner of the Masters.

105 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera tosses his putter after missing his birdie putt during the sudden death play-off.

106 / 160

2013: Scott makes his putt to hold the clubhouse lead.

107 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera tosses his putter after missing his birdie putt during the sudden death play-off.

108 / 160

2013: Scott holes the winning putt and a nation celebrates.

109 / 160

2013: Scott holes the winning putt and a nation celebrates.

110 / 160

2013: "C'mon Aussie".

111 / 160

2013: Jason Day was in contention until late in the final round.

112 / 160

2013: Angel Cabrera bows in Scott's direction.

113 / 160

2013: Jason Day can't hide his disappointment at a missed birdie chance late on Sunday.

114 / 160

2013: Marc Leishman was also a contender late into the final round.

115 / 160

2013: Tiger Woods hits the flag and watches his ball ricochet back into the water on the 15th hole.

116 / 160

2013: Woods compounds his bad luck by taking an incorrect drop.

117 / 160

2014: Bubba waits ot hit his approach into the 13th green.

118 / 160

2014: Bubba does it again.

119 / 160

2014: West Australian Ollie Goss accepts the leading amateur trophy.

120 / 160

2014: Ollie Goss in action during the final round.

121 / 160

2014: Adam Scott helps Bubba Watson into this second green jacket in three years.

122 / 160

2014: Masters debutante Jordan Spieth watches this approach intently. He finished second behind Watson.

123 / 160

2015: Jordan Spieth wins the Masters at just his second attempt.

124 / 160

2015: Spieth salutes the gallery as he walks to the 18th green with a four-stroke lead.

125 / 160

2015: Job done!

126 / 160

2015: Rory McIlroy, who charged home with a final round 66, consoles Tiger Woods who closed with a 73

127 / 160

2015: Spieth rolls in a birdie putt on 16 to slip one arm in the green jacket.

128 / 160

2015: The young Texan was setting a cracking pace heading into the final round.

129 / 160

2015: Justin Rose blasts free from the trees during the final round. He would go on to finish third.

130 / 160

2016: Ben Crenshaw waves to the gallery after his last Masters round.

131 / 160

2016: Ben Crenshaw's long-time Augusta caddie Carl Jackson joins his player in retirement.

132 / 160

2016: A picture worth a thousand words ... Danny Willett pulls on the green jacket, three hours after Jordan Spieth led by five shots with nine holes to play.

133 / 160

2016: Bryson DeChambeau was the leading amateur.

134 / 160

2016: Caddie Michael Grellar consoles Jordan Spieth after his collapse on the back nine in the final round.

135 / 160

2016: Spieth can't believe what happened.

136 / 160

2016: The drop on the par-3 12th after hitting into the water off the tee.

137 / 160

2017: Sergio Garcia FINALLY breaks through for a major.

138 / 160

2017: Garcia screams in jubilation.

139 / 160

2017: Justin Rose might have been beaten but he couldn't have been happier for his Spanish mate.

140 / 160

2017: Sergio points to the sky and the late Seve Ballesteros, Garcia's hero, whose birthday was that day.

141 / 160

2017: Garcia in trouble on the 13th. This could have derailed his Masters win but he kept a level head and parred the hole. No damage done.

142 / 160

2017: Sergio rips a drive off the 8th tee in front of huge final round galleries.

143 / 160

2018: Patrick Reed poses in the green jacket and with the winner's trophy.

144 / 160

2018: Reed waves to the Augusta galleries.

145 / 160

2018: Tiger Woods tees off the 12th hole in the final round.

146 / 160

2018: Rory McIlroy in trouble off the 1st tee in the final round.

147 / 160

2018: Jordan Spieth makes another birdie in his final round 64 to surge into third place, two behind Reed.

148 / 160

2018: Defending champion Sergio Garcia opened with an 81 after running up a 13 on the par-5 15th hole in the first round.

149 / 160

2018: 1998 Masters Champion Mark O'Meara played his final competition round.

150 / 160

2019: Tiger Woods completes one of sports greatest-ever comebacks.

151 / 160

2019: Tiger roars!

152 / 160

2019: Tiger roars!

153 / 160

2019: Tiger can even make his putter levitate.

154 / 160

2019: Pure joy!

155 / 160

2019: Cam Smith was with a chance heading into the final round but a closing 77 saw him drop to T51.

156 / 160

2019: Tiger on the prowl.

157 / 160

2019: Tiger in full flight.

158 / 160

2019: Adam Scott opened strongly in rounds one and two but faded over the weekend.

159 / 160

2019: Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus have a laugh before hitting their ceremonial drives.

160 / 160

Gallery: Looking back at The Masters from 2000 to now

Normally, we would all now be licking our lips in anticipation of The Masters starting at Augusta National on Thursday.

Gallery: Looking back at The Masters from 2000 to now

By Getty Images Apr 3 2020 3:58PM

By Getty Images

Apr 3 2020 3:58PM

Normally, we would all now be licking our lips in anticipation of The Masters starting at Augusta National on Thursday.

But these are not normal times.

With the postponement of The Masters due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, Augusta National will instead be empty.

With the year's first major put on hold and golf fans across the planet self-isolating, we thought it would be a good time to reminisce about some of the victories, the shots made and missed as well as the emotional goodbyes we have seen at The Masters in the past 20 years, as captured by the award-winning team of photographers at Getty Images.

Enjoy!