2011 Masters: Exclusive Outtakes By golfdigest.com April 11, 2011 Share this story Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Circling the Bear: Jack Nicklaus talks with the media after his ceremonial tee shot. Amateur Peter Uihlein hits his second shot on No. 13 during the first round. Alvaro Quiros made eight birdies in the first round en route to a 65. Hideki Matsuyama was the only amateur to play into the weekend. Phil Mickelson's fourth bogey on Friday was on No. 11. Tiger Woods had a chance for an eagle putt on No. 15 in the second round. Jhonattan Vegas did not make the cut in his first appearance at the Masters. Luke Donald had a strong showing in the Masters, finishing T-4 with Tiger Woods and Geoff Ogilvy. Geoff Ogilvy tees off on No. 15 during the third round. Tiger Woods hit the practice putting green after finishing his third round. Rory McIlroy has trouble coming out of the bunker on No. 2 in the final round. Adam Scott hits his second shot on No.17 on Sunday after his wayward drive landed in a greenside bunker on the seventh hole. Rory McIlroy had the unenviable task of hitting from outside the Butler Cabin on No. 10. Charl Schwartzel saved his best round for Sunday. Tiger Woods tees off on No.16 during the fourth round. K.J. Choi bogeyed the last two holes on Sunday. Here he hits out of a greenside bunker on No.18. Adam Scott tees off on No. 18 en route to a 67 in his final round. The new Masters champion: Charl Schwartzel celebrates his victory on No. 18. Shop This Look Powered By:Wayfair.com We may make 💰 from these links. Next Up Exclusive Outtakes From The 2010 Masters 21 Photos 2010 U.S. Open Exclusive Outtakes 15 Photos Exclusive Outtakes from the Ryder Cup 17 Photos Photo Essay: Masters Outtakes 24 Photos 2011 U.S. Open Outtakes 18 Photos Masters 2019: Exclusive snapshots from Augusta National 31 Photos Masters 2021: Golf Digest's exclusive photos from Augusta National 99 Photos 2011 Masters Highlights 15 Photos 2011 Masters: Practice Rounds 12 Photos 2011 Masters: Final Round 15 Photos We Recommend A PGA Tour couple’s crazy dance moves, golf’s new “Mr. 58,” and a Masters feast unlike any other
