The 34-over 106 that Billy Casper put up in the first round of the 2005 Masters didn't go down as an official score because he didn't turn in his scorecard. He also didn't return to the golf ...

But Kunkle really shouldn't have that record anymore because Billy Casper shot a first-round 106 in 2005. The reason Casper doesn't hold the record is because of a technicality. He failed to sign ...

That's where our story begins. 04/09/1970; Augusta, Georgia, USA; Billy Casper with Caddie at the Augusta National Golf Course during the 1970 Masters. / The Augusta Chronicle-USA TODAY NETWORK ...

When Billy Casper posted a Thursday 106 in 2005, he refused to even sign his scorecard, ensuring that his name wouldn't go down in the record books as the most infamous score at Augusta.

Kunkle’s record had resurfaced that year after Billy Casper, at 73, shot a 106. That round would have knocked Kunkle’s name from the history books, except Casper didn’t turn in his scorecard ...

The highest score, period, at a Masters would belong to Billy Casper, who shot 106 in the first round in 2005, but that mark is unofficial because Casper didn’t ink his card. So, the ignominious ...