2015 Masters Tournament Winner and Scores

The 2015 Masters Tournament was the 79th time the tournament was played. The champion was dominating in his victory, winning in wire-to-wire fashion.

Winner: Jordan Spieth, 270

Where it was played: Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia

Tournament dates: April 9-12, 2015

Leader after first round: Jordan Spieth, 64

Leader after second round: Jordan Spieth, 130

Leader after third round: Jordan Spieth, 200

What Happened in the 2015 Masters Tournament

Jordan Spieth became the second-youngest Masters Tournament champion ever when he won the 2015 Masters, doing so in dominating fashion. Spieth, at 21 years, 8 months, trailed only Tiger Woods (who was 21 years, 3 months when he won the 1997 Masters), on the list of youngest winners to this point in the tournament's history.

Spieth opened the tournament with a round of 64, just one off the tournament's then-record for 18-holes. And he never trailed: Spieth led by three strokes after Round 1, five after the second, four after the third, and wound up winning by four. He shot 64-66-70-70, a total of 18-under par 270. Spieth was the first wire-to-wire Masters winner (leading outright after each round) since Raymond Floyd in 1976.

Spieth tied or broke multiple records in his victory, in addition to ones already mentioned. Those included:

• He tied the 72-hole Masters scoring record of 270, joining Woods at that number.
• In the final round, Spieth became the first golfer in Masters history to reach 19-under par.
• He set a record for most birdies at one Masters with 28.

Justin Rose, who played with Spieth in the final round, and Phil Mickelson, who was one group ahead of Spieth in Round 4, each got within three shots of Spieth at points during the final round. But neither could put any more pressure on the young leader than that. Rose and Mickelson tied for second place at 274.

At the other end of the spectrum from Spieth was 63-year-old Ben Crenshaw. The 2015 Masters marked Crenshaw's 44th and final appearance in the tournament. He shot 91-85. Crenshaw won the 1984 Masters and 1995 Masters. Brooks Koepka, who went on to win multiple Masters titles, tied for 33rd place in his Masters debut.

2015 Masters Final Scores

Jordan Spieth	64-66-70-70—270
Phil Mickelson	70-68-67-69—274
Justin Rose	67-70-67-70—274
Rory McIlroy	71-71-68-66—276
Hideki Matsuyama	71-70-70-66—277
Paul Casey	69-68-74-68—279
Ian Poulter	73-72-67-67—279
Dustin Johnson	70-67-73-69—279
Hunter Mahan	75-70-68-67—280
Zach Johnson	72-72-68-68—280
Charley Hoffman	67-68-71-74—280
Kevin Na	74-66-70-72—282
Bill Haas	69-71-72-70—282
Rickie Fowler	73-72-70-67—282
Ryan Moore	74-66-73-69—282
Kevin Streelman	70-70-70-72—282
Tiger Woods	73-69-68-73—283
Sergio Garcia	68-74-71-70—283
Henrik Stenson	73-73-70-68—284
Louis Oosthuizen	72-69-71-72—284
Russell Henley	68-74-72-71—285
Ernie Els	67-72-75-72—286
Mark O'Meara	73-68-77-68—286
Angel Cabrera	72-69-73-72—286
Keegan Bradley	71-72-75-68—286
Bernd Wiesberger	75-70-70-71—286
Patrick Reed	70-72-74-70—286
Morgan Hoffmann	73-72-72-70—287
Jason Day	67-74-71-75—287
Steve Stricker	73-73-73-68—287
Webb Simpson	69-75-72-71—287
Jonas Blixt	72-70-70-75—287
Ryan Palmer	69-74-74-71—288
Sang-Moon Bae	74-71-72-71—288
Jamie Donaldson	74-71-76-67—288
Chris Kirk	72-73-72-71—288
Brooks Koepka	74-71-71-72—288
Seung-Yul Noh	70-74-72-73—289
Cameron Tringale	71-75-69-74—289
Danny Willett	71-71-76-71—289
Charl Schwartzel	71-70-73-75—289
Jimmy Walker	73-72-74-70—289
John Senden	71-74-72-72—289
Adam Scott	72-69-74-74—289
Bubba Watson	71-71-73-74—289
Lee Westwood	73-73-70-74—290
Matt Kuchar	72-74-72-72—290
Geoff Ogilvy	74-70-73-74—291
Anirban Lahiri	71-75-74-72—292
Jason Dufner	74-71-74-73—292
Erik Compton	73-72-74-74—293
Darren Clarke	74-71-77-72—294
Graeme McDowell	71-74-76-74—294
Vijay Singh	75-70-79-71—295
Thongchai Jaidee	75-70-80-72—297

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