Trevor Immelman was looking at a bogey -- or worse -- when he hit his approach shot to the right of the 11th green.

Not far from the spot where Larry Mize chipped in to win the 1987 Masters, Immelman's third shot barely made it to the fringe.

All around him, his pursuers were finding trouble of their own, but the South African rolled in the 15-foot putt for par to keep his advantage and go on to win the Masters.