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50 years ago today, Lee Elder became the first Black man to compete in the Masters
Lee Elder Talks To Tiger Woods Before The Final Round Of The 1997 Masters Tournament Lee Elder broke golf’s racial barrier at the 1975 Masters, becoming the tournament’s first black competitor and paving the way for change in a historically exclusive sport.Lee Elder made history on 10th April 1975 when he became the first black man to play in the Masters at Augusta National. Despite the PGA lifting it’s ‘color barrier’, which granted less rights and opportunities to black people and people of colour, in 1961, it took another 14 years for the first black person to compete in the