1999 Masters Tournament Final Round Broadcast

Watch the complete final round broadcast of the 1999 Masters. Jose Maria Olazabal finishes two strokes ahead of Davis Love III to win his second Masters.

[norman-gregory]

A humble man with a beautiful swing and always a calm demeanor. Jose Maria Olazabal congratulations even in 2023.

[johnboisvert]

An underrated Masters, as others have mentioned. Greg never backed down from the spotlight, and what a comeback for Olazabal from his physical ailments. Always understated and never gets the attention he deserves as one of the great European players in history!

[martysykes]

The European contingent of this era said that Jose Maria had no equal from five feet and closer with his putter. Superb iron play and short game won this Masters for him. He’s a great ambassador for the game, a humble soul and a worthy champion.

[KnockdownDriver]

Who’s here from the NLU Deep Dive? 1:32:53

[bretts]

One of the underrated Masters Tournaments. I feel for Greg never getting it done, but Jose out played the whole field down the closing stretch on one of the toughest Sundays in Masters history.The putts made by Norman on 11 and 13 produced roars that gives you chills. Amazing how not a single player broke 70 that day.

[JohAndRe-nz]

It’s almost criminal that Davis Love III has ONLY ONE Major Championship to his name. The guy had everything, superbly talented, incredibly long off the tee, fantastic iron player, classic golf swing and a brilliant short game.
I just can’t work it out???
As for Greg Norman, he’s been very unlucky in many Majors, but has often made mistakes at the wrong time in the final round to throw away his chances of adding more majors at the following tournaments, the Masters, The Open Championship and US Open.

[phillipjohnson]

It is really pleasant to see how everyone pulled for Greg to WIN a Masters...really shines as to what a guy Greg is!

[briananketell]

Can never give Greg Norman enough credit for getting back in the ring after so many knockout punches

[trlprk]

1999, one of the most memorable years in golf. Payne Stewart's win at Pinehurst, and subsequent death later in the year. Jean Van De Velde meltdown at Carnoustie. Tigers dual with Bob May in the PGA, and one of the greatest Ryder Cup comebacks of all time.

[oldben]

these are the best videos on youtube bar none

[seansack]

The 59th and final major win for what was, at one time, the unquestioned leader in club manufacturing, MacGregor Golf.

[threerings]

Olazabal''s birdie putt at the 13th, 30 seconds after Norman's explosive eagle was one of the biggest shots of the tournament. It took a lot of the starch off what could have been a huge momentum swing in the shark's favor. Norman sealed his fate on 15 looking frustrated and nervous, while Olazabal played mistake free all the way home.

[BigBoshV]

I've watched from 1980 to this Masters here. I love this playlist but I just wish the thumbnail wasn't of the winner because I didn't know until I started watching a few weeks ago...

[seanspainhour]

Thanks Soly. The back to back eagle-birdie combo 1:58:14 on 13 from Norman and Olazabal is electric.

[datsie]

Steve Pate’s shirts is so in the moment love the style from this era

[KYExtemper]

Ken Venturi was rooting so hard for Norman. You can tell by the call on #13. It hurts to watch this tournament, but every time that I do I think that Norman is going to win after that putt on 13.

[KYExtemper]

That opening video package is awesome, yet hard to stomach as a Norman fan. I thought he had it after the eagle on 13 but Olazabal answered with a birdie and out-dueled Norman down the stretch.

[garyd]

Peter kostis brilliant commentary will be missed. Rare insights from most knowledgeable guy out there.

[whetedge]

Gene Sarazen's final year to start The Masters. He passed 2 months later at age 97. What a sweet swing.

[azapro]

The forgotten Norman shot at winning the Masters...and his last.