Charles Coe

One of America's all-time great amateur golfers, Coe is perhaps best remembered for his near-miss at the 1961 Masters.  Making a birdie putt on the final hole would have put Coe in a playoff with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player, who went on to win his first Masters.  Coe's seven-under-par 281 total still remains the low 72-hole score by an amateur in the Masters.  Coe won the U.S. Amateur in 1949 and 1958, and played in 19 Masters Tournaments between 1949 and 1971.  He was low amateur six times.  Coe holds several amateur records at the Masters, including most cuts made (eight), most eagles scored (six) and most rounds played (67).