During one of Greg Normans heartbreaking losses at the Masters, Augusta, Ga., native Larry Mize chips in from 140 feet to defeat Norman on the second hole of sudden death. Mizes shot will be forever remembered as one of the most miraculous shots in golf history.

On April 12,  1987  During one of Greg Normans heartbreaking losses at the Masters, Augusta, Ga., native Larry Mize chips in from 140 feet to defeat Norman on the second hole of sudden death. Mizes shot will be forever remembered as one of the most miraculous shots in golf history.

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