Matsuyama held off Will Zalatoris, who finished with a 9-under 279
By Daniel Canova
Fox News
Hideki Matsuyama is officially in a class of his own.
On Sunday, Matsuyama, who shot a 1-over 73 to win the Masters by one stroke, became the first male golfer from Japan to claim one of golf’s major championships. Matsuyama held off Will Zalatoris, who finished with a 9-under 279.
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In this article:Augusta National Golf Club, Hideki Matsuyama, Hideki Matsuyama Claims Masters Title, Hideki Matsuyama First Japanese Golfer To Win Major Championship, The Masters, Will Zalatoris

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