THE OFFICIAL COMMEMORATIVE BOOK OF THE 2004 MASTERS TOURNAMENTWhen his defining career moment came on a cloudy April day, Phil Mickelson jumped spread-eagle into the Georgia air in ecstasy. When the 18-foot birdie putt curled halfway around the cup and fell in, Mickelson joined an exclusive and long-coveted club-a Masters champion. He gave the patrons a thumbs-up gesture and flashed a smile as wide as his face would allow. He hugged his wife, Amy, and squeezed each of his three kids with the joy only a major championship can bring. Mickelson's long and sometimes frustrating winless streak in major tournaments ended. Forever. Boy, did that 43 long Green Jacket feel good.Now you can relive all the action of the 2004 Masters, including Phil Mickelson's incredible journey toward his first fabled Green Jacket as well as the story of Arnold Palmer's record 50th and final Masters. Written from the golfers' perspective and filled with striking full-color photographs, the 2004 Masters Annual features revealing stories on the leading participants, a recap of the pre-Tournament Par 3 Contest, and a detailed account of each round as it unfolded, as well as: Details on how the 2004 Masters Invitees qualified Scores and stat leaders from each round Quotes from the participants and the media Past Par 3 Contest champs All-time scoring records Scores of past Masters champions Own the 2004 Masters Annual-you'll feel as if you're walking up the 18th fairway with the champion.

AUGUSTA NATIONAL GOLF CLUB has been the home of the Masters since the Tournament was launched in 1934 by the legendary Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts. Over the next seventy years, the Tournament would become a storied leg of golf’s Grand Slam, the Green Jacket would become one of the most enduring icons in sports, and Augusta National would become the home of some of golf’s most historic endings.