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Haotong Li's Masters Collapse: Quintuple Bogey Costs Victory

4/13/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Haotong Li, the golfer, finished the 2026 Masters with a disastrous final round, posting a quintuple bogey-10 on the par-5 13th after a triple bogey on the 12th, dropping from seven under par to one over par.
He finished tied for 38th and earned $101,250.
He closed with a birdie on the 14th and a 1-over 73.
Fans on social media expressed sympathy and humor about his misfortune.

History

Historical Context

The Masters Tournament, inaugurated in 1934 at Augusta National Golf Club, was co-founded by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts to establish a premier golfing event. Initially named the "Augusta National Invitation Tournament," it adopted its current name in 1939. The tournament's traditions, including the green jacket, reflect its evolution into a prestigious major championship, with prize money exceeding $11 million today.

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Story summary

Haotong Li, the golfer, finished the 2026 Masters with a disastrous final round, posting a quintuple bogey-10 on the par-5 13th after a triple bogey on the 12th, dropping from seven under par to one over par.
He finished tied for 38th and earned $101,250.
He closed with a birdie on the 14th and a 1-over 73.
Fans on social media expressed sympathy and humor about his misfortune.

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