Golf: The Masters

Hazel Irvine introduces a review of last year's Masters, which saw American Jordan Spieth claim his first major, in the process becoming the first wire-to-wire champion at Augusta for almost 40 years.

Hazel Irvine looks ahead to this year's Masters in the company of Peter Alliss and Ken Brown.

It's the first major of the year, and competition will be fierce in the battle for the prized green jacket. But taming the famous greens of Augusta is no easy task - as many of the world's great players have discovered.

Can American Jordan Spieth retain his title, or perhaps this will this be the year that Rory McIlroy collects the only major to elude him so far?

Hazel Irvine presents highlights from the first day of the Masters from Augusta.

American Jordan Spieth made a real statement of intent in the opening round last year, carding nine birdies on his way to a 64.

Hazel Irvine presents live coverage of Day Three of the Masters from Augusta.

Hazel Irvine presents live coverage of the final round of the Masters from Augusta.

This time in 2015, Jordan Spieth equalled the lowest winning score in Masters history en route to claiming his first major.

The 21-year-old American, second on his debut a year previously, kept his nerve on the final day to end 18 under and take victory ahead of England's Justin Rose and three-time champion Phil Mickelson, who finished joint second.

Spieth's weekend to remember saw him equal Tiger Woods's winning score of 18 under from 1997.

Commentary by Peter Alliss, Ken Brown and Andrew Cotter.

A look back at the drama from the 80th Masters, which saw England's Danny Willett win his first major by three shots, capitalising on a dramatic collapse by 2015 Masters champion Jordan Spieth.