Jon Rahm Creates a History Wins His First and 87th Masters Tournament 

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Jon Rahm is the champion of the 87th Masters Tournament after firing 12-under par, winning by four strokes. He carded 65-69-73-69=276/-12 in the four rounds. 

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The win is his second major championship and he has returned to World No. 1 with the victory. 

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Intense weather heavily impacted scheduling throughout the weekend at Augusta National, with the main contenders finishing the third round on Sunday morning. 

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Rahm entered the final day of competition four strokes behind Brooks Koepka and entered the final round at 9-under, two strokes behind through 54-holes.

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Rahm birdied the par-4 495-yard fourth hole, bringing him to 10-under par for the event. Koepka bogeyed the fourth and knotted the pair in front.

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On six, Rahm saved par on a nifty putt while Koepka bogeyed, catapulting the Sun Devil into the lead.

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Momentum continued shifting in Rahm's favour, next on the par-5, 570 yard eighth. He was just short of the green after three strokes,

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But fired a majestic swing with his wedge and earned a tap-in birdie. He moved to 11-under for the event including 2-under for the final round, and two strokes ahead of Koepka.

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Rahm concluded the first nine holes at 10-under par, one stroke better than Koepka and a resurgent Jordan Spieth, who finished at 8-under just before Rahm reached the green at 10.

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Nearing the halfway mark of the back-nine, Rahm created the final separation. He birdied 13 and 14, moving him 12-under and four strokes ahead of Mickelson.

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Jon Rahm’s birdie on the par-4, 440-yard 14th earned a roar from the patrons on course.

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Rahm remained at 12-under the rest of the way, with Koepka never sneaking closer than three strokes back. 

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