1935 Masters Tournament Winner and Scores
Winner: Gene Sarazen, 282
Where it was played: Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia
Tournament dates: April 4-8, 1935
Leader after first round: Henry Picard, 67
Leader after second round: Henry Picard, 135
Leader after third round: Craig Wood, 209
Notable Notes: This was the place and year of the so-called "Shot Heard Round the World," which remains one of the most famous shots in golf history. It was struck by Gene Sarazen, a 4-wood to the 15th hole in the final round that rolled into the cup for a double-eagle. The shot helped Sarazen tie third-round leader Craig Wood at 282, forcing a playoff.
The playoff was 36 holes, and Sarazen was in command throughout. He led by five after the first 18, and had his lead up to eight strokes by the 25th hole, before finishing with a 5-stroke win.
Final Scores
| Gene Sarazen | 68-71-73-70—282 |
| Craig Wood | 69-72-68-73—282 |
| Olin Dutra | 70-70-70-74—284 |
| Henry Picard | 67-68-76-75—286 |
| Denny Shute | 73-71-70-73—287 |
| a-Lawson Little | 74-72-70-72—288 |
| Paul Runyan | 70-72-75-72—289 |
| Vic Ghezzi | 73-71-73-73—290 |
| Bobby Cruickshank | 76-70-73-72—291 |
| Jimmy Hines | 70-70-77-74—291 |
| Byron Nelson | 71-74-72-74—291 |
| Joe Turnesa | 73-71-74-70—291 |
| Ray Mangrum | 68-71-76-77—292 |
| Johnny Revolta | 70-74-73-75—292 |
| Walter Hagen | 73-69-72-79—293 |
| Sam Parks Jr. | 74-70-74-75—293 |
| a-Johnny Dawson | 75-72-72-75—294 |
| Al Espinosa | 76-72-73-73—294 |
| Clarence Clark | 77-75-73-71—296 |
| Leo Diegel | 72-73-74-77—296 |
| Ed Dudley | 73-73-74-76—296 |
| Harold "Jug" McSpaden | 75-72-75-74—296 |
| Horton Smith | 74-75-74-73—296 |
| a-Charlie Yates | 75-70-76-75—296 |
| Harry Cooper | 73-76-74-74—297 |
| Bobby Jones | 74-72-73-78—297 |
| Mike Turnesa | 72-74-75-76—297 |
| Gene Kunes | 76-72-77-73—298 |
| Ky Laffoon | 76-73-72-77—298 |
| Phil Perkins | 77-71-75-75—298 |
| Mortie Dutra | 81-74-73-71—299 |
| Willie MacFarlane | 73-77-75-74—299 |
| Dick Metz | 75-73-73-78—299 |
| Al Watrous | 78-72-75-75—300 |
| John Golden | 75-73-77-76—301 |
| Bill Mehlhorn | 76-70-77-78—302 |
| Tommy Armour | 73-76-75-78—302 |
| Billy Burke | 74-75-74-79—302 |
| Johnny Farrell | 74-74-78-76—302 |
| Jim Foulis | 81-72-74-75—302 |
| Willie Goggin | 68-74-78-82—302 |
| a-Fred Haas Jr. | 75-73-75-79—302 |
| Wiffy Cox | 73-76-77-77—303 |
| Frank Walsh | 75-82-73-73—303 |
| Henry Ciuci | 79-77-74-74—304 |
| Tony Manero | 72-76-77-79—304 |
| Andy Kay | 78-74-77-76—305 |
| a-Gus Moreland | 78-74-75-78—305 |
| Orville White | 76-74-75-80—305 |
| Al Espinosa | 78-73-79-76—306 |
| Jock Hutchison | 78-73-80-76—307 |
| Jimmy Thomson | 74-72-80-81—307 |
| Pat Tiso | 76-75-75-81—307 |
| Bob MacDonald | 73-79-76-81—309 |
| Ralph Stonehouse | 78-74-80-77—309 |
| Walter Kozak | 78-77-77-78—310 |
| Bill Schwartz | 76-74-81-79—310 |
| a-Leland Hamman | 75-79-79-79—312 |
| Jules Huot | 78-78-81-76—313 |
| a-Chandler Egan | 77-78-78-81—314 |
| a-Jack Munger | 79-78-77-83—317 |
| George Sargent | 80-79-79-81—319 |
| a-Jack Westland | 77-82-77-84—320 |
| Fred McLeod | 84-76-83-81—324 |
