Introduction
On April 14, 2019, Bryson DeChambeau electrified Augusta National with his first career hole-in-one during the final round of the Masters. The ace came on the famous par-3 16th and ignited the crowd in one of golf’s most hallowed amphitheaters. Yahoo Sports called it a “dream moment” for the analytical star.
A Defining Shot
Playing the iconic 170-yard 16th, DeChambeau pulled an 8-iron and played a textbook shot to the traditional Sunday pin. The ball landed on the slope left of the flag, slowly trickled right—and dropped straight into the hole. His reaction was pure joy, leaping into the air in celebration. CBS Sports captured the euphoric moment as one of the highlights of the day.
“It was one of those shots you dream about as a kid. I finally got one.”
Leaderboard Impact
Though out of contention for the win, DeChambeau’s ace sparked a late charge. He finished with a final-round 68, one of the better scores on Sunday. Golf.com noted that the ace helped him finish inside the Top 30, rounding off a solid week at Augusta.
Other Notables
The final round of the 2019 Masters is remembered for Tiger Woods’ iconic comeback victory. Amid the buzz, other players like Patrick Cantlay and Dustin Johnson made spirited runs. Still, The Independent noted that DeChambeau’s ace was one of the most replayed shots of the day.
What’s Next
The 2019 Masters ace marked a turning point in Bryson’s Augusta legacy. Since then, he has remained a major storyline at every Masters, blending raw power with scientific precision. With future appearances on the horizon, fans continue to expect the unexpected from one of golf’s most fascinating figures.
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