Masters 2023: Cameron Smith's best Masters finishes at Augusta explored

The Masters 2023 is already making headlines after the officials of the tournament announced that 17 LIV golfers will also be participating in the event, including Cameron Smith.

Smith, who is currently signed with LIV Golf, earlier played on the PGA Tour. In the 2022 Masters, he finished tied for third position on the leaderboard. His best performance came in the 2020 edition of the tournament, where he finished as tied runner-up with Im Sung-Jae to Dustin Johnson.

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Cameron Smith's all Masters finishes and performances at Augusta

Since turning professional in 2013, Smith has competed in six Masters events so far. His first Masters tournament was in 2016, where he finished 55th in the rankings.

Since his first appearance at Augusta National, he has only missed the 2017 Masters. Otherwise, he has been a regular participant for the last five years.

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2016 Masters

Cameron Smith earned his first invite to the Masters tournament in 2016. Being a rookie in the competition, he finished in a tied 55th position on the leaderboards. This is also considered to be the worst Masters of Smith's life till now.

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2018 Masters

Cameron Smith had to miss out on the 2017 Masters because of being unable to meet the qualification criteria.

However, he did return to Augusta National Golf Club in 2018. He finished in the tied fifth ranking on the leaderboard. The performance was lauded by several veterans and experts.

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2019 Masters

Smith participated in his second consecutive Masters in 2019. This was his second-worst outing at the Augusta National Golf Club. He scored over 2 and was ranked 55th in the tie.

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2020 Masters

Finally, came the year that made Cameron Smith believe he could win the green jacket. This was Smith's best Masters performance for Smith as he ranked tied for second with a score of -69.

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2021 Masters

Cameron Smith qualified for his fourth Masters tournament in 2021. This tournament was certainly fruitful for him as he took home $299,000. He ranked in tied 10th position with a score of par under 3.

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2022 Masters

The fifth consecutive and last edition of the Masters that Cameron Smith attended was the 2022 Masters. He participated and ranked tied 3rd with a score of par under 5.

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Masters 2023 entire field

The tournament organizers announced 90 names that will be fighting for the green jacket this year.

1. Fred Couples
2. Sandy Lyle
3. Patrick Reed
4. Jordan Spieth
5. Sergio Garcia
6. Hideki Matsuyama
7. Scottie Scheffler
8. Bubba Watson
9. Dustin Johnson
10. Phil Mickelson
11. Mike Weir
12. Zach Johnson
13. Larry Mize
14. Charl Schwartzel
15. Tiger Woods
16. Bernhard Langer
17. Jose Maria Olazabal
18. Adam Scott
19. Vijay Singh
20. Danny Willett
21. Bryson DeChambeau
22. Gary Woodland
23. Matt Fitzpatrick
24. Jon Rahm
25. Brooks Koepka
26. Shane Lowry
27. Francesco Molinari
28. Collin Morikawa
29. Cameron Smith
30. Justin Thomas
31. Sam Bennett
32. Ben Carr
33. Aldrich Potgieter
34. Harrison Crowe
35. Matthew McClean
36. Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira
37. Cameron Champ
38. Sungjae I'm
39. Will Zalatoris
40. Corey Conners
41. Rory McIlroy
42. Tommy Fleetwood
43. Viktor Hovland
44. Cameron Young
45. Mito Pereira
46. Keegan Bradley
47. Max Homa
48. Chris Kirk
49. Xander Schauffele
50. Adam Svensson
51. Sam Burns
52. Mackenzie Hughes
53. Kurt Kitayama
54. Patrick Cantlay
55. Bill Horschel
56. Tony Finau
57. Kim Si Woo
58. Seamus Power
59. Russell Henley
60. Tom Kim
61. Justin Rose
62. Brian Harman
63. Joaquin Niemann
64. Scott Stallings
65. Sahith Theegala
66. Tom Hoge
67. JT Poston
68. Sepp Straka
69. Aaron Wise
70. Taylor Moore
71. Lee Kyoung Hoon
72. Abraham Ancer
73. Tyrell Hatton
74. Adrian Meronk
75. Louis Oosthuizen
76. Ryan Fox
77. Kevin Kisner
78. Kevin Na
79. Thomas Pieters
80. Talor Gooch
81. Jason Kokrak
82. Alex Noren
83. Harold Varner III
84. Sam Burns
85. Jason Day
86. Harris English
87. Keith Mitchell
88. Min Woo Lee
89. Kazuki Higa
90. Gordon Sargent

Interestingly, 17 LIV Golfers, including Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, and Phil Mickelson, are also invited to the 87th edition of the Augusta Masters.