Who were the past champions not playing at the 2023 Masters?

Past champions not playing at the Masters in 2023 were: Tommy Aaron, Jack Burke Jr., Angel Cabrera, Charles Coody, Ben Crenshaw, Nick Faldo, Raymond Floyd, Trevor Immelman, Jack Nicklaus, Mark O'Meara, Gary Player, Craig Stadler, Tom Watson, Ian Woosnam and Fuzzy Zoeller.

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The 2023 Masters Tournament was the 87th edition. The tournament was played from Tuesday 6th of April to Sunday 9th of April at Augusta National Golf club.

  • Tommy Aaron - 1 Masters Win
  • Jack Burke - 1 Masters Win
  • Angel Cabrera - 1 Masters Win
  • Charles Coody - 1 Masters Win
  • Ben Crenshaw - 2 Masters Wins
  • Nick Faldo - 3 Masters Wins
  • Raymond Floyd - 1 Masters Win
  • Trevor Immelman - 1 Masters Win
  • Jack Nicklaus - 6 Masters Wins
  • Mark O'Meara - 1 Masters Win
  • Gary Player - 3 Masters Wins
  • Craig Stadler - 1 Masters Win
  • Tom Watson - 2 Masters Wins
  • Ian Woosnam - 1 Masters Win
  • Fuzzy Zoeller - 1 Masters Win

Updated: 4-Apr-2023 | Email feedback to this question

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