I'd like to to truly thank and acknowledge The Masters for having put these incredible final rounds for us to enjoy up on KZfaq for our enjoyment. During these very trying times, I've gotten to feel the tournament progress through the years. Every morning I get up and choose which tournament I'm going to enjoy today. So many of these boring days have been turned into Sunday at The Masters. Is there anything better than that? Well, other than Mom's cooking I mean.

My father spent the week at The Masters in 1990. What a memory!

Funny how 30 years later Jim Nance still lead announcer for CBS golf, and Nick Faldo right by his side in the 18th tower.

Nick Faldo, Back-To-Back! Champion. Awesome! Nick Faldo, A Class Act! The True Champion!🤓😎😎

There was a touching interview with Raymond and Pat Summeral a few weeks after this. Raymond said he with the chance of being the old Masters winner, and the first winner of the Par 3 to win the Masters gone astray, left a little bit of his heart out on the course that day.

Great bunker shot by Faldo under pressure at the first extra play off hole.

“It’s a little more emotional this one, I really feel as if I’ve made history this time” What a great quote

i was born in 99. living on a golf course in Jacksonville basically turned my love for the game even more special, I wish I was alive during this generation........

1990. Faldo's greatest year. Came within a whisker of making the U.S. Open playoff too (which if he had made - I would have placed my whole life savings on him winning)...

Loved Faldos swing still trying to copy it now!! Wilson bag and glove, bag full of Mizunos!!

I've been binge watching these for days now. It's better than crack

Faldo is underrated as being one of the greatest golfers ever…..3 Green Jackets…and 2 of them were back-to-back.

The commentators were rooting for Floyd so much... Nick Faldo very rarely choked in his career, really solid back nine in that pressure.

That style of opening needs to make a comeback.

Next: the heartbreak in 1996 for Norman...the third and most dramatic one. Faldo again will impress.

Faldo said in 2016 that he'd led a total of seven holes at the Masters. Talk about delivering when it matters most!!

Wow. 1990 was 30 years ago. I'm starting to get old.

Just reading BBC article, had to come and watch it...again :)

24:00 I'm convinced that Player thought he missed that putt on 12. The way he starts walking early and pauses as it goes in......hilarious

The masters will always be a springtime feast to relish, the birdsong ,those stunning blossoms , such intense competition from first to last, it gets no better than this.

THESE ARE SO GREAT THANK YOU FOR PUTTING THEM UP!

Floyd would have been The first golfer to have won majors in 4 different decades

Faldo, with a 300 yard drive on the 11th, in the playoff. Downhill, I know, but with a persimmon driver that's a long way out there.

The commentators were saying Floyds chip on 14 hit Hustons coin and went right and missed going in. If you look, it hits the left side of the coin slightly and it actually kicks ever so slightly to the left helping it get closer. Commentators are Fkn blind.

Faldo is so underrated

12th - the most amazing up and down in Major history by Faldo. By a MILE.

1:06:08 "That's Steve Williams his Australian caddie." Wrong country, Melnyk. 2:35:10 I disagree with Venturi. Floyd's ball hitting Huston's coin on 14 actually helped it go back to the left and almost go in the hole.

Faldo’s shot on the 9th was class 30mins in.

R.I.P. Seve Ballesteros

I can't believe I was 15 yr old in 1990 and watching this now it looks like the 60s did then (relatively)--ouch lol

Most people point to Raymond Floyd's rushed 2nd shot that went into the water. As where he lost the tournament... But to me, it was his 2nd shot on hole 17! To miss it so far left, 135yds out, from the middle of the fairway. Was such a big unforced error. Leaving him with an incredibly difficult chance for a 2 putt. Nick Faldo is such a fierce competitor! Absolutely gives every shot his 100% focus. Doesn't give an inch. The consument grinder! And fairplay to the Golden Bear. What an effort at 50 years old! Really it was his putting & short game that let him down. He drove the ball further than men 20-30 years younger than him. Love watching back these old Masters tournaments!

had forgotten who won this....thrilling comeback and SD victory by Faldo.

1:08:27 Faldo's reaction to this shot is one of my favorites. In his voice, you could hear the despair as he knew the ball was long and has an impossible 2nd shot as Floyd pulls away. Kudos to the CBS crew The audio and video were perfect

Faldo has not looked round at the leaderboard, not has his caddie. Err, what? This is the best final round I have watched for years. All the big names, Floyd was pure class, Nicklaus so determined like a Thor who'd lost his hammer and Faldo kept going like the terminator! Faldo seemed to be the only one still with persimmon and steel shaft.

The Seppos were quite reluctant to mention Nick Faldo at the beginning - billing it a duel between Floyd and Nicklaus

Faldo is such a beast. The Masters music playing while he was hunting down Floyd didn’t seem very fitting. They shoulda switched it to the theme from Jaws. Killer!

60 Minutes fans must have hated Faldo...

If Ray didn’t pull that iron on 11 in the playoff he wins the tournament it had the distance he just pulled it. But also all the credit in the world to Faldo to come from behind yet again to win.

The way that Faldo won THREE Masters tournaments is incredible: 1989 Hoch choked on the 10th (play-off) 1990 Floyd choked on the 11th (play-off) 1996 Norman choked on the first 12 holes of the final round, losing a six shot lead.

Loved Fannys' little strut/wiggle as She knew it was won!..go löök again!

A gut wrenching loss for Floyd. He would have surpassed Jack as the oldest Masters Champ ever. It slipped away and Faldo put himself in position to win.

Floyd thinks that being relax and smiling could get him the green jacket. At the end he found out being fully focus and serious is a much better weapon. The smile finally cracked and I knew it was all a fake smiles during the play off.

Loving the opening music to the broadcast. Very relaxing.

Raymond cam so close so many times to winning a 2nd Masters.

3:13:40 Nick Faldo came in to Augusta as the defending masters champion and out with it

Weiskopf belongs in the Broadcasting Hall of Fame (cough, cough)

2:57:24 BS that Huston's coin caused Floyd's putt to miss. The coin made the ball deflect _toward_ the hole, and it still missed on the high side. If anything, it nearly caused the off line putt to go in.

2:59:51 Check where Raymond Floyd is aiming ...

Also, the 1st ever African-American member of Augusta National, Ron Townsend, joined the club. 4 months later, Hall Thompson, a member of Augusta, who was the founder of Shoal Creek Golf Club of Birmingham, didn't want blacks at his golf club. It would also be the end of ABC's coverage of the PGA Championship, which was held at Shoal Creek. CBS would take over in '91. Tiger? He was just 14 years old in '90. Philip Alfred Mickelson? Lefty was 20 years old, maybe he was at the '90 Masters, as an amateur!

Faldo is like the terminator, hes cold so very cold under the most extreme pressure. He looks totally cool whilst in a play off for a major. He must hane been a nightmare to be playing against in these situations.

Felt bad for Floyd coming up short, but no shame is losing to a guy like Faldo.

Nicklaus on 10th tee: " I hope they couldn't get outta the way".

This began a run for John Huston of 12 straight made cuts at the Masters, finishing top 25 nine times. Was a horse for the course.

Ray Floyd would have been the Only golfer in history to win majors in 4 different decades if he won.

Raymond almost won a major in 4 decades. That would have been one on Jack

Anyone recognise a very young Steve Williams (Tiger’s longtime and most successful caddie) on Ray Floyd’s bag.

Faldo saving par on 12 got him into the playoff.

33:17 “working hard!” - Bernhard Langer Cameraman must’ve been moving fast with heavy camera :-)

Hardin was such a dummy - as the second twice consecutive champion he should either have put the jacket on himself, like Nicklaus did in 1966, or, as a very classy touch, Jack himself, who of course Nick had played with in the final round, could have been invited to put it on him. I'm certain that the great Jack would have been delighted to do so.

Love the 80s and 90s golf hearing the crack of persimmon!

2:56:33 Champions Swing!

Very star studded final round.

Verne Lundquist said Jack was paired with Nick price in 1986 When Jack won. Jack was paired with Sandy Lyle In 86 on Sunday. 22:40

Time 1.21.12 one of the best comments on experience

Floyd thought he was already the winner walking onto green at the first play off hole.

Floyd hitting it right where he was aiming on 11

Ray Floyd was walking around with a 4 shot lead, he was hitting it great and and it looked like he thought it was enough. And you do not win the Masters with a 72 on Sunday in those conditions.

what a feeling that must've been for Nick in joining (at the time) Jack as the only repeat winners. Not sure what Floyd was trying on 11. looked to be a hanging lie and he wanted to cut it over the pond.

@22:40 Vern missed that one. Nicklaus played with Sandy Lyle in the final round of the 86 masters, not Price. Price was paired with Norman in the final group that day.

This opening music makes me wanna do Coke and I've never done Coke

Was Gary Player the only "player", to leave it to his caddy to retrieve the ball from the hole?

If you listen closely when Nick is putting from the front of the 12 th green ( final day) he shouts “GO “ so loud 😂😂😂😂⛳️⛳️👍👍

Just a comment in passing, I froze the video at 2.59.51 ,, Mr. Floyd at address on his second shot. It certainly looks like to me that he is completely lined up to the exact spot where the ball went into the pond. Was he trying to hit a fade ? ,,,, as far as Faldo is concerned without question one of the best golf swings in the history of the game. Faldo was a grinder and well deserved of all his victories.

They were wrong about the coin on 14 it actually kicked his ball closer to the hole not further away... Okay at least they debated it a bit in the end.

2:37:49 Floyd's practice putt, he definitely wasn't going to be leaving his actual putt short 😂

I recall watching this - as soon as Ray Floyd missed the putt on 10, I knew there was only one winner

I was hoping for an 18 hole playoff on Monday. Did the masters use to have full 18 hole playoffs?

I gotta be honest was he aimed that way ?

2:59:51 his set up shows the ball has no where to go but left in the water. Up hill stance but he chose to line up left with water to the left? Why? Was he playing a cut into an uphill stance? Anybody see something else? Now look where Faldo's feet are lined up. 3:00:22. Far right away from water and trouble.

Steve Williams on Floyd's bag

Sure wish you guys would upload the entire tournaments and *without* the spoilers......

2:56:35: I love how some desperate Floyd fan yells “Knocked it wide!” the minute Faldo’s ball leaves the clubface. I mean, how annoyed and wound-up do you have to be to shout out something like that?!

Did Steve Williams cost Floyd a Major? Goofing around before his second into 11. Did Raymond lose his concentration? Or was it all part of Raymond's "Having fun" strategy? I remember Dan Jenkins being scathing of Raymond for losing this in his 1990 Masters review in Golf Digest....

holes at the Masters. Talk about delivering when it matters most!!

The person in charge of the opening music was fired immediately following the telecast

Check out Greame McDowell for a great example of that OTT shallowing move

I always forget about Raymond Floyd

2:05 the first time I've heard "You da man!" while watching these. Thus begins the worst period in televised golf.

2:59:52 KERPLUNK--KERPLOOEY 😮

3:03:18 Chances of making this Steve?... very, very slim.

3:16:27 which Andy is he referring to?

One week after Burnt Hamburger got canned...

Bob Ross would have been a great golf commentator.

Nice leaderboard 1:16:48

Chris Patton . Says he just couldn’t lose the weight. It’s a shame had a lot of talent

Put on last years jacket. I'am sure he will get a second one. Winner gets a Green Jacket after ever win?

I bet the amateur ended up getting arrested for beating his wife in their trailer

Anyone know the song used for the open?

Watson's get-up, really??

Didn't Raymond disqualify himself by picking up his coin??