Japan has its first Master's champion
Hideki Matsuyama led from start to finish on the final day of the Masters to earn his first Green Jacket.
Check out the top moments from Championship Sunday.
Steady the ship
Looking to make history, Matsuyama's day started on the rocks with a bogey on the opening hole.
However, he answered back with a birdie on No. 2 to get back on track in the early going.
And his brilliance continued, as down the stretch he only continued to grow his lead with birdies at No. 8 and No. 9.
After dropping a shot at No. 12, Matsuyama scored an Amen Corner birdie.
The nerves got him on the final hole, but the extra stroke didn't matter en route to victory.
Game on
Xander Schauffele cut Matsuyama's lead to two with four consecutive birdies.
But he couldn't get it done, sending his tee shot in the water on No. 16 for a triple bogey.
Spieth came on strong
Jordan Spieth moved up to tie for second with a solid stretch featuring four birdies in his last six holes.
Spieth was sending a message.
A happy start
Will Zalatoris opened his final round with a birdie on the first hole, giving him sole possession of second place at the time.
The 24-year-old American then followed that up with another birdie on No. 2, after rescuing a shot out of a green-side bunker.
The birdies were coming in spades for Zalatoris, as he pulled himself within two strokes of the lead on the 8th hole.
Zalatoris' start surely made one celebrity fan happy in star Adam Sandler. Earlier in the day, the "Happy Gilmore" star poked fun at Zalatoris' passing resemblance to another actor in Sandler's classic golf film.
Rahm on a roll
Jon Rahm started the day even for the tournament but rolled through his final round, with a birdie on No. 1 and an eagle on No. 2.
He followed that up with par golf and a pair of birdies on Nos. 8 and 12 to go five-under through 12 holes.
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Nearly a double
Tommy Fleetwood nearly had lightning strike twice in the same tournament.
He already aced the 16th hole Thursday and came within inches of holing out another par-3 at No. 6 on Sunday.
Scott from distance
After barely making the 36-hole cut, the 2021 edition of the Masters hasn't been too kind to Adam Scott.
But the 2013 tournament champion did sink this nice long putt to make for a fond memory from his final round.
Hop, skip and a jump
From underneath the trees to knocking the slope on the bunker, Tony Finau somehow saved par on No. 7.
Not exactly how he drew it up, but sometimes fate intervenes.
Finau continued to use the slope to his advantage, with a chip shot off the bank straight to the bottom of the cup.
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