Larry Mize is an American professional golfer, best known for his dramatic chip-in victory at the 1987 Masters Tournament. Here's some key information:
Early Life and Career: He was born in Augusta, Georgia, making his Masters win particularly meaningful. Mize turned professional in 1980.
1987 Masters Victory: Mize is most famous for his win at the 1987%20Masters%20Tournament. He defeated Greg Norman in a sudden-death playoff, holing a remarkable chip shot from approximately 140 feet on the second playoff hole. This remains one of the most memorable shots in golf history.
PGA Tour Wins: Beyond the Masters, Mize has three other PGA%20Tour victories: the 1983 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic, the 1993 Buick Open, and the 1993 Northern Telecom Open.
Champions Tour Career: After turning 50, Mize joined the Champions%20Tour (formerly the Senior PGA Tour). He has won two Champions Tour events: the 2010 Montreal Championship and the 2011 Mississippi Gulf Resort Classic.
Other Achievements: He represented the United States in the 1987 Ryder Cup.
Personal Life: Mize is married and has children. He remains a respected figure in the golfing world.
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