Hideki Matsuyama won the Masters in 2021, finishing at 10-under par to claim Augusta National’s Green Jacket. He secured the victory on April 10, 2021, becoming the first Japanese man to win a major championship.[1][3]
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A textbook approach beneath the flag at the 17th resulted in par, and a sensibly defensive bogey at the last completed a journey which began in earnest when he was the leading amateur here precisely a decade ago. Since then, Matsuyama has been Japan's leading hope in the men's game, and after four years without a victory now he is a major champion. … With all around him faltering, Jon Rahm's final-round 66 not enough to serve as a threatening clubhouse target at six-under and Jordan Spieth...
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www.bunkergolf.comAfter being six clear with seven holes to play, Hideki Matsuyama survived a nervy finish and a late charge from Xander Schauffele to create Masters, and major history at Augusta National.
www.skysports.comHideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese man to win a major, as he all but cruised to a Masters victory on Sunday.
www.espn.comThe man from Japan has conquered Augusta National.
www.bunkered.co.ukHideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese man to win a major, as he all but cruised to a Masters victory on Sunday.
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