Nick Faldo's third Masters victory in 1996 will not be remembered so much for his amazing final round of 67, but more for Greg Norman's collapse from a winning position.
Going in to the fourth day in pole position, Norman carded an unbearably disappointing round of 78 as the Englishman completed a victory from six strokes behind.
It was tough to watch as an opponent, as well as a spectator, and the players' reaction to the result after they holed out at the 18th was a classic example of brilliant sportsmanship between two tough competitors.
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