They say the Masters doesn't start until the back 9 of Sunday, and holes 11,12 and 13 always play their part - Amen Corner. This year 2016 was no exception. Jordan Spieth enters a mysterious club - because while we remember the winners, someone always seems to lose the Masters. This was his year to lose, but at least he's already won it.
The list of those who lost is a who's who of golf
Ken Venturi - shot 80 in the last round
Arnold Palmer - made a double bogey on the last hole
Roberto Di Vicenzo - signed a wrong scorecard
Ed Sneed - missed a short putt in the playoff
Scott Hoch - missed a short putt in the playoff
Greg Norman - lost a 6 shot lead
And now we have 2 others:
While anyone can lose, its all about regrouping. Here's to good things in the future for all those who have had a chance but for whatever reason, it was not in the cards that day.
As David Cook says, your golf score is not a reflection of your worth.
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