How many pars were made at the 2023 Masters?

The 2023 Masters took place from Thurday, April 6, to Sunday, April 9, and witnessed Jon Rahm rallying from behind to trump 54-hole leader Brooks Koepka by a four-stroke margin. Over the four days, he aggregated at 12-under, which was the lowest score-under par at Augusta since 2020.

Over the four days, Rahm bogeyed seven holes, double-bogeyed one, birdied 17, and eagled one hole. He parred 44 out of the total 72 holes. However, this was not even 1.5 percent of the total number of pars at Augusta over the four days. During the Masters 2023, 93 players played at least one round, and over the week they parred 3029 holes.

In four days of play at Masters 2023, a total of 880 birdies were made, which were 53 more than the previous year. Twenty-five holes were eagled, 940 went for a bogey, and 126 holes were double bogeys or more.

Winners of the Masters over the years explored

Here's a look at the Masters champions over the years:

2022: Scottie Scheffler
2021: Hideki Matsuyama
2020: Dustin Johnson
2019: Tiger Woods
2018: Patrick Reed
2017: Sergio Garcia
2016: Danny Willett
2015: Jordan Spieth
2014: Bubba Watson
2013: Adam Scott
2012: Bubba Watson
2011: Charl Schwartzel
2010: Phil Mickelson
2009: Angel Cabrera
2008: Trevor Immelman
2007: Zach Johnson
2006: Phil Mickelson
2005: Tiger Woods
2004: Phil Mickelson
2003: Mike Weir
2002: Tiger Woods
2001: Tiger Woods
2000: Vijay Singh
1999: Jose Maria Olazabal
1998: Mark O'Meara
1997: Tiger Woods
1996: Nick Faldo
1995: Ben Crenshaw
1994: Jose Maria Olazabal
1993: Bernhard Langer
1992: Fred Couples
1991: Ian Woosnam
1990: Nick Faldo
1989: Nick Faldo
1988: Sandy Lyle
1987: Larry Mize
1986: Jack Nicklaus
1985: Bernhard Langer
1984: Ben Crenshaw
1983: Seve Ballesteros
1982: Craig Stadler
1981: Tom Watson
1980: Seve Ballesteros
1979: Fuzzy Zoeller
1978: Gary Player
1977: Tom Watson
1976: Raymond Floyd
1975: Jack Nicklaus
1974: Gary Player
1973: Tommy Aaron
1972: Jack Nicklaus
1971: Charles Coody
1970: Billy Casper
1969: George Archer
1968: Bob Goalby
1967: Gay Brewer Jr.
1966: Jack Nicklaus
1965: Jack Nicklaus
1964: Arnold Palmer
1963: Jack Nicklaus
1962: Arnold Palmer
1961: Gary Player
1960: Arnold Palmer
1959: Art Wall Jr.
1958: Arnold Palmer
1957: Doug Ford
1956: Jack Burke Jr.
1955: Cary Middlecoff
1954: Sam Snead
1953: Ben Hogan
1952: Sam Snead
1951: Ben Hogan
1950: Jimmy Demaret
1949: Sam Snead
1948: Claude Harmon
1947: Jimmy Demaret
1946: Herman Keiser
1943-45: No tournament (due to WWII)
1942: Byron Nelson
1941: Craig Wood
1940: Jimmy Demaret
1939: Ralph Guldahl
1938: Henry Picard
1937: Byron Nelson
1936: Horton Smith
1935: Gene Sarazen
1934: Horton Smith

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