Sunday 3 April 2016 00:19, UK
It's 20 years this month since Nick Faldo took advantage of one of the most memorable collapses in major history to claim his third and final Masters title.
Norman was six shots clear going in to the final round at Augusta, only to see his hopes falter over the final day to delay the wait for a first Australian Masters champion.
An opening-hole blemish was followed by another bogey at the fourth to see Norman's advantage cut to four, before things quickly worsened for the two-time Open champion.
A run of three consecutive dropped shots around the turn saw Norman slip back alongside Faldo at nine under, before a double-bogey at the 12th gave the Englishman a two-shot lead.
Although Norman matched Faldo's birdies on the par-fives at 13 and 15 to stay in touch, another double-bogey at the short 16th ended any hopes as the Englishman rolled in a final-hole birdie to complete a five-stroke win.
