Clifford Roberts was an influential American businessman and co-founder of the prestigious Augusta National Golf Club, which is home to the famous Masters Tournament. Born in 1894, he played a significant role in shaping the club's reputation and its exclusive membership policies. Roberts was known for his strong leadership and vision in promoting golf as a sport. In addition to his work with Augusta National, Roberts was also a successful investment banker. He contributed to the growth of the game of golf and was instrumental in establishing the Masters as one of the most important tournaments in the sport. He passed away in 1977, leaving a lasting legacy in golf.