Kiwi golfer's strong surge at the Masters has convinced him he's got the game to win a major.

Danny Willett has vowed not to wallow in his Masters glory, but to follow the advice of Sir Alex Ferguson as he sets out to become world No1.

WATCH: Sir Alex Ferguson left reeling after Jordan Spieth's loss - and he didn't hold back when he bumped into Danny Willet.

After Jordan Spieth's astonishing Masters meltdown, Englishman Danny Willett won the green jacket. Here we take a look at some other sporting nightmares.

The Willett family produced two champion performances on the final day at the Masters.

The hole named Golden Bell became a Black Hell for Jordan Spieth as his search for successive Masters titles sank at the short par three 12th hole.

There have been three hole in ones at the same hole at Augusta for the first time in history but the last was one you'll have never seen before.

A bogey-filled third round at the US Masters has seen Kiwi golfer Danny Lee slide down the leaderboard and out of contention.

Lydia Ko may turn out to be best of any year. She is already at the summit and she has just begun. She is a marvel.

Hamburgers, hula hoops and bungy jumps all played a part in creating the Lydia Ko sensation, finds Andrew Alderson.

Danny Lee remains in the hunt at the Masters, trailing Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy.

Inspired by world No1 Lydia Ko, New Zealand girls are picking up the clubs to follow in the footsteps of the 18-year-old golfing juggernaut.

An appealing aspect of Lydia Ko is that she retains, despite her stunning successes and the machine building around her, an infectious sense of fun.

New Zealand's Danny Lee sits in second place after the first round of the Masters, the first golf major of the year.

Lydia Ko took to the stage in Augusta last night to be crowned female golfer of the year - and received high praise from a fellow award-winner.