On this day in 1990 England's Nick Faldo became the first back-to-back winner of the Masters since Jack Nicklaus in 1965-66 when he overcame Raymond Floyd in a playoff for the second of his three Green Jackets. Faldo had fired rounds of 66 and 69 to reach the playoff, and when Floyd hit into the water near the 11th green on the second extra hole, the title was Nick's again. He had beaten Scott Hoch the previous year on the same hole ...

Our chums at Northwick Park invited us to the launch of its new 9-hole PowerPlay Golf Centre last week and just like Ian Poulter's course attire, it captured the imagination as well as jumping on the bandwagon of the new wave of sports competition. Want to play Augusta? Go here, golf fans ...

The likeable Liverpool lad Nick Dougherty has been tipped for great things since his schoolboy days, and this week he gets to put it to the test as he tees it up for the first time in the Masters. In Golf We Trust sat down with Nick to get his feelings as the Masters rookie makes his first trip up Washington Road and around Amen Corner ...

*It takes a massive pair of shoulders to handle the weight of all these lovely photographs on a Masters week.

“Most people my age are dead.”

― Gary Player

He's 72, but the South African legend - still scrapping it around Augusta 47 years after his first Masters victory - is just as wonderfully prone to hyperbole as ever. The Black Knight also claimed to have done 1,200 sit-ups with an 80-pound weight over his chest on the Saturday before arriving at Augusta.