The Masters greatest putt: Which is your all-time Augusta favourite?
By Sky Sports Golf
Saturday 7 April 2018 09:21, UK
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Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus feature in our look back at some of the greatest putts in Masters history
Our countdown of greatest putts in Masters history has reached the semi-final stage, but which two players will make it through to our Augusta final?
Ahead of the opening men's major of the year, live on Sky Sports, we delved into the archives to select 16 of the best efforts for a special Twitter vote during tournament week in Georgia.
Sandy Lyle and Adam Scott were among those eliminated from the opening-round, with Phil Mickelson's and Charl Schwartzel's winning putt both knocked out of the last-eight.
Image:Tiger Woods is a four-time winner of the Masters
Jack Nicklaus' iconic putt from 1986 made the semi-finals, where it is up against Sergio Garcia's eagle from last year's final round on his way to a maiden major victory.
The other match-up sees Tiger Woods' play-off putt from 2005 take on Sir Nick Faldo's winning putt from 1989, with the two finalists revealed live on the Masters Breakfast show on Sunday.
Which putts will make it through to the final? Cast your votes from the matches below!
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