Masters Holes-in-One: The Complete All-Time List

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The Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club is one of the most prestigious events in golf, and over the years, there have been a total of 34 holes-in-one recorded on the course's four par-3 holes. The 16th hole has seen the most action, accounting for 70% of all the aces. While holes-in-one are rare occurrences, they always generate excitement among the patrons at Augusta National.

Why it matters

Holes-in-one are some of the rarest and most celebrated achievements in golf, and the Masters is the sport's most iconic tournament. Tracking the history of these feats at Augusta provides insight into the course's difficulty and the skill of the world's best golfers.

The details

Of the 34 holes-in-one recorded at the Masters, the 16th hole has seen the most with 24. The 6th hole has just one ace in history, while the 4th hole hasn't had a hole-in-one since 1988. Though not officially counted, there have also been a couple instances of players skipping balls across the pond in front of the 16th green to record a hole-in-one, most notably Jon Rahm's feat in 2020.

• The most recent hole-in-one at the Masters was recorded in 2022.
• The 16th hole has seen the most aces, with 24 recorded over the years.

What’s next

Fans will be eagerly anticipating the next hole-in-one at the Masters, especially on the iconic 16th hole, which has provided some of the tournament's most memorable moments.