1941 Masters Tournament Scores and Winner

The 1941 Masters was the eighth time the tournament was played, and a previous hard-luck loser got the win this time.

Winner: Craig Wood, 280

Where it was played: Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia

Tournament dates: April 3-6, 1941

Leader after first round: Craig Wood, 66

Leader after second round: Craig Wood, 137

Leader after third round: Craig Wood, 208

Notable Notes: Craig Wood led by five after the first round, and never looked back. He won wire-to-wire, the first golfer to do so at The Masters. It was Wood's first win in a major, and Masters redemption for him. He was runner-up at the first Masters, and lost in a playoff to Gene Sarazen at the 1935 Masters.

Final Scores

Craig Wood 66-71-71-72—280
Byron Nelson 71-69-73-70—283
Sam Byrd 73-70-68-74—285
Ben Hogan 71-72-75-68—286
Ed Dudley 73-72-75-68—288
Vic Ghezzi 77-71-71-70—289
Sam Snead 73-75-72-69—289
Lawson Little 71-70-74-75—290
Willie Goggin 71-72-72-76—291
Lloyd Mangrum 71-72-72-76—291
Harold "Jug" McSpaden 75-74-72-70—291
Jimmy Demaret 77-69-71-75—292
Clayton Heafner 73-70-76-73—292
Harry Cooper 72-73-75-73—293
Ralph Guldahl 76-71-75-71—293
Jimmy Thomson 73-75-72-73—293
Jack Ryan 73-74-74-74—295
Denny Shute 77-75-74-70—296
a-Dick Chapman 76-73-70-78—297
Jimmy Hines 76-74-75-72—297
Gene Kunes 76-74-76-71—297
Dick Metz 74-72-75-76—297
Sam Parks Jr. 75-76-75-71—297
Toney Penna 73-74-80-70—297
Gene Sarazen 76-72-74-75—297
Felix Serafin 72-79-74-72—297
Horton Smith 74-72-77-74—297
Ray Mangrum 76-70-78-74—298
Jim Ferrier 75-76-73-75—299
Jim Foulis 76-75-71-77—299
Martin Pose 77-74-76-72—299
Al Watrous 74-75-76-75—300
Leonard Dodson 75-77-78-71—301
a-George Dawson 74-78-77-73—302
Paul Runyan 78-78-74-73—303
a-Charlie Yates 78-75-75-75—303
Frank Walsh 74-76-76-78—304
Tommy Armour 75-75-76-79—305
Johnny Bulla 73-76-78-79—306
Bobby Jones 76-74-78-79—307
Bruce Coltart 80-78-75-75—308
Andy Gibson 78-75-80-76—309
Jock Hutchison 77-81-76-78—312
Tony Manero 73-80-78-82—313
a-W.B. McCullough 79-74-84-76—313
a-Art Doering Jr. 74-79-77-81—314
a-Andrew Szwedko 81-79-78-81—319

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