Talk:1979 Masters Tournament

Zoeller's Winning Putt

The article, citing Dan Jenkins' Sports Illustrated article, reports that Zoeller sank a 6-foot putt to win the Masters. All other sources that I have found call it either an 8- or 9-foot putt. If you go back and watch the video (available on You Tube), it is surely longer than 6 feet. It definitely looks like 8-9 feet to me.

Can we change it to 8 feet?Whosnext23 (talk) 23:38, 26 April 2016 (UTC)

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