Jack Burke wins 1956 Masters Tournament golf championship, with amateur Ken Venturi finishing only one stroke behind

The video recounts the dramatic events of the Masters at Augusta National, where amateur Ken Venturi initially leads the field. Despite being challenged by Carrie Middlecoff, Venturi maintains his lead until Jack Burke stages a remarkable comeback from eight strokes behind. Burke's final putt secures his victory with a total score of 289, while Venturi misses the chance to tie. Burke celebrates his first major championship triumph.

Who was leading the Masters tournament through the first three rounds?

• Arnold Palmer

• Jack Burke

• Ken Venturi

• Carrie Middlecoff

Which previous Masters winner was challenging Ken Venturi?

• Sam Snead

• Carrie Middlecoff

• Ben Hogan

• Jack Nicklaus

How many strokes behind was Jack Burke before his comeback?

• Seven

• Six

• Eight

• Five

What was Jack Burke's final score that secured his victory?

• 290

• 289

• 288

• 291

What did Ken Venturi need to do on the last hole to tie with Jack Burke?

• Make an eagle

• Make a birdie

• Make a par

• Make a bogey