Winning consecutive Masters Tournament titles is an exceptional achievement in golf history, showcasing elite skill and consistency on one of the sport's most demanding major stages. Since the Masters began in 1934, only three golfers have accomplished back-to-back victories.
The Elite Club of Back-to-Back Masters Champions
- Arnold Palmer: Secured wins in 1960 and 1961, establishing early dominance.
- Jack Nicklaus: Achieved the feat in 1965 and 1966, cementing his legendary status.
- Tiger Woods: Claimed victories in 2001 and 2002, highlighting modern-era excellence.
This rare record underscores the tournament's high competitiveness and the champions' ability to maintain peak performance under pressure. Each triumph reflects unparalleled dedication and strategic mastery on Augusta National's iconic course.
