The Masters, one of sport’s most prestigious tournaments, is intertwined with golf’s segregation history. The video outlines the PGA’s former “Caucasian‑only clause,” the role of Black caddies familiar with Augusta, and how Tiger Woods’s 1997 win reshaped the game’s image. Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson examines these elements, revealing the tournament’s complicated and racially exclusive past. Read on aljazeera.com