Top 10 rounds in Masters history -- No. 1
Top 10 Masters Rounds
ESPN golf analyst Andy North searched the memory banks for the greatest rounds in Masters Tournament history and put together his top 10.
No. 10:
Doug Ford, 1957, Round 4No. 9:
Raymond Floyd, 1976, Round 1No. 8:
Nick Price, Round 3, 1986; Greg Norman, Round 1, 1996No. 7:
Nick Faldo, 1996, Round 4No. 6:
Jack Nicklaus, 1965, Round 3No. 5:
Tiger Woods, 1997, Round 3No. 4:
Art Wall, 1959, Round 4No. 3:
Charl Schwartzel, Round 4, 2011No. 2:
Gary Player, 1978, Round 4No. 1:
Jack Nicklaus, 1986, Round 4ESPN golf analyst and two-time major champion Andy North put together his list of the 10 greatest rounds in Masters history.
ESPN.com will roll out his rankings on a daily basis leading up to this year's Masters at Augusta National, where the world's top players will compete for the green jacket.
No. 1: Jack Nicklaus, Round 4, 1986Jack Nicklaus owns 506 career birdies in his Masters career, but the most magical ones might have come during his back-nine charge in 1986.
With his son on the bag, Nicklaus carded a final-round 65 with a 30 on the inward nine after going eagle-birdie-birdie from Holes 15-17.
At age 46, Nicklaus claimed his sixth green jacket in what many refer to as the greatest Masters in history.