Wednesday 6 April 2016 06:51, UK
Only four players in history have posted an albatross at Augusta, with Louis Oosthuizen the most recent to do so during the 2012 Masters.
The South African holed his 276-yard second shot at the par-five second with a four-iron, watching his ball pitch and bounce just short of the green before feeding down the slope in towards the flag.
That albatross on the final day lifted the 2010 champion to the top of the leaderboard, only for Bubba Watson to prevail in a three-hole play-off.
While few would expect to hole-out from such distance, the Me and My Golf team have come up with a series of techniques and tips to follow when faced with a similar shot.
Click on the video above to see MAMG's Andy Proudman and Piers Ward demonstrate the best practices to attack the pin from that kind of distance.
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