These photos tell the story of Sunday at Augusta National

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Golf fans aren’t used to seeing emotion from the stoic Dustin Johnson, but the new Masters champion showed how much his win meant in a post-round interview with CBS’ Amanda Balionis.

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Dustin Johnson’s 20-under, 268 total surpassed Tiger Woods’ and Jordan Spieth’s previous 72-hole scoring record (270) by two shots.

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DJ’s fiancée, Paulina Gretzky, greeted him on the 18th green.

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“It was a battle all day, just an internal battle with myself,” Johnson said after his round about his former mishaps in the majors. “I knew I had to play well if I wanted to win.”

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Dustin Johnson and his brother, Austin, navigated Augusta National’s greens expertly all week.

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The scene at the 18th tee would normally be packed, but the lucky few at Augusta got to see DJ hit one more tee shot during his Sunday victory lap.

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Dylan Frittelli tied for fifth in his first appearance at the Masters.

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Dustin Johnson’s towering tee balls faded off the loblolly pines perfectly all week at Augusta, as he missed just 12 fairways.

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A confident Dustin Johnson walks across the Sarazen Bridge on Sunday.

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Dustin Johnson laid up on the par-5 13th and 15th holes but made birdie at each of them on Sunday.

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Sungjae Im found the front greenside bunker with his tee shot at the par-3 12th.

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Dustin Johnson missed only 12 greens in regulation all week at Augusta National.

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Faced with a difficult up and down after his pulling his approach at the par-5 15th, Cameron Smith did what he did all week—scrambled brilliantly, setting up another birdie. Smith finished T-2 after carding four rounds in the 60s, the first player ever to do so at the Masters.

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Sungjae Im kept pace all Sunday but never closed the gap enough. The 22-year-old finished T-2 in just his seventh major appearance and his first time at Augusta National.

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Dustin Johnson scrambled whenever he needed to on Sunday.

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Dustin Johnson started play on Sunday with a four-stroke lead, the fourth time in his career that he led a major entering the final round.

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Rory McIlroy made an early charge on Sunday, but his disappointing opening-round 75 was too hard to overcome.

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Augusta National members came out early to watch all the final round action.

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Dustin Johnson showed confidence throughout his round on Sunday.

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Dustin Johnson looked locked in by the time he reached the second nine on Sunday.

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Only a handful watched as Tiger Woods hit his opening tee shot on Sunday.

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Abraham Ancer struggled on the greens on Sunday as he tried to become the first Masters rookie to win at Augusta since 1979.

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Dylan Frittelli plays from out of the fairway bunker on the fifth hole.

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It didn’t turn out to be the week Bryson DeChambeau was hoping for. The U.S. Open champ was the favourite coming to Augusta, but shot a two-under 286 overall after a Sunday 73.

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Abraham Ancer takes a swing on the green as he wraps up his third round with a Saturday three-under 69.

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Justin Thomas walks to the 15th green using the Sarazen Bridge.

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Patrick Cantlay hopes to get this shot close on the 16th hole.

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Dustin Johnson stares down his tee shot on the par-3 12th hole.

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Jon Rahm looks closely at the lie of his tee shot on the 12th hole.

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Justin Thomas plays his second shot on the par-5 13th hole. This would set up a birdie for the 2018 PGA Championship winner.

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Cameron Smith plays an approach shot during his third round.

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Abe Ancer plays his third shot on the par-5 15th hole.

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Dustin Johnson takes dead aim off the seventh tee.

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Cameron Smith plays this bunker shot on the 18th hole. He’d get up and down for par to stay within four strokes of Dustin Johnson.

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Sungjae Im makes his unique, slow-tempo swing on the 17th tee.

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Jon Rahm, Patrick Cantlay and Dustin Johnson, along with their caddie, walk up to the green on the par-5 15th.

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On the 18th hole, Dustin Johnson hits his final drive of a terrific third round.

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A mudball on his approach to the 18th green left Jon Rahm with this delicate chip shop.

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Jon Rahm lines up his par putt on the 18th hole. After starting the third round with a share of the lead, even-par 72 left him seven back of Dustin Johnson entering Sunday.

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Dustin Johnson tied the 54-hole scoring record (16-under), carding a second 65 of the week to open up a four-shot lead as he looks for his first Masters title.

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Aussie Cameron Smith, a 36-hole co-leader, continued his great play on Saturday. He finished in fifth at the 2018 Masters and will have a late tee time on Sunday.

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Sungjae Im shot his third consecutive under-par round at the 2020 Masters, carding a 4-under 68 to finish at 12-under par, within striking distance of Dustin Johnson’s lead.

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Jon Rahm, a 36-hole co-leader, was undone by a double-bogey 7 at the eighth hole alongside leader Dustin Johnson. He finished with a bogey to shoot an even-par 72 and sits seven back of the lead.

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The picture-perfect swing of Hideki Matsuyama with fairway wood off the tee.

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Abraham Ancer had never been to Augusta National until last Wednesday but tied for the 36-hole lead after his stellar play.

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Brooks Koepka birdied two of his first three holes on Saturday to get within two of the lead but ended up shooting a 3-under 69 to end the day at 8-under.

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Patrick Cantlay started the third round one back, in the second-to-last pairing with Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm.

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Tiger Woods was never able to get momentum going on Saturday, finishing his round even-par, sitting at 5-under after Day 3.

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Phil Mickelson had a Saturday to forget at Augusta National, shooting a 7-over 79.

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Billy Horschel carded an even-par 72 on Saturday paired with Tiger Woods and Rickie Fowler.

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A quiet moment early on the 18th green.

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Shane Lowry hits his tee shot on the 18th hole en route to second-round 69.

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Tiger Woods walks to his third shot on the par-5 13th hole.

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Jon Rahm, having just resumed his second round by making a birdie putt on the 13th hole, tees off on 14.

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Tiger Woods reacts to his second shot on the 17th hole after it spun back off the green.

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Patrick Reed rolls in a birdie putt on the 13th hole.

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Jon Rahm tees off on the 16th hole.

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Bryson DeChambeau checks his swing on No. 17 as he prepares to hit his second shot after his tee ball went into the trees on the left.

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Tiger Woods hits his tee shot on the par-3 12th hole.

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As Jon Rahm walks off the 18th green on Saturday morning, he found himself in a five-way tie for the 36-hole lead.

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Paul Casey plays a chip shot on the 18th hole. The first-round leader after an opening 65 followed it up with a 74.