Masters champions

Order by the year each golfer first won the Masters. You place all 58 cards on one timeline, one at a time. Three wrong guesses ends the run.

Masters champions
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How to play the Masters champions timeline game

Here you order golfers who won the Masters by the year of their first green jacket. Under each name you'll find their nationality, sometimes with a nickname or note. One champion starts on the timeline with their year showing. Slot each new golfer into the gap where you think they belong; get it right and the year is revealed, get it wrong and the golfer still moves into place while you lose one of three lives.

Only first wins count, so golfers with a closetful of jackets appear just once, often earlier than their most famous Sunday. The field stretches from the tournament's earliest editions to recent champions, with American winners outnumbering everyone else. Nationality helps for the international winners, while the long run of cards that just say American is where runs usually go wrong.

Want a longer game? On the deck tree you can tick this deck alongside any other one measured in release years and dates, and they shuffle into a single timeline together.

What's in the deck

Here are 28 of the 58 cards you might be dealt, with 30 more in the deck. Their values stay hidden until you place them.

  • Horton Smith American, inaugural champion
  • Byron Nelson American great
  • Ralph Guldahl American
  • Craig Wood American
  • Claude Harmon American teaching pro
  • Ben Hogan American legend
  • Jack Burke Jr. American
  • Arnold Palmer American, four-time winner
  • Gary Player South African, first overseas winner
  • Gay Brewer American
  • George Archer American
  • Charles Coody American
  • Raymond Floyd American
  • Fuzzy Zoeller American, won in playoff
  • Craig Stadler American, the Walrus
  • Bernhard Langer German, two-time winner
  • Sandy Lyle Scottish winner
  • Ian Woosnam Welsh winner
  • Jose Maria Olazabal Spanish, two-time winner
  • Mark O'Meara American
  • Mike Weir Canadian, left-hander
  • Zach Johnson American
  • Angel Cabrera Argentine
  • Bubba Watson American, two-time winner
  • Jordan Spieth American
  • Sergio Garcia Spanish winner
  • Dustin Johnson American, record score
  • Scottie Scheffler American, two-time winner

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