Japan's Hideki Matsuyama ended his seventh Masters in 19th place after Sunday's fourth round, 12 strokes behind winner Patrick Reed of the United States.Matsuyama shot four birdies against a bogey for a 3-under-par 69 to finish at a 3-under 285 total. Reed, who led since the second round, shot a 71 for a 273 to earn his first major tournament victory."I feel like I gave it my best. These shots and approaches, my putting overall -- I was able to stick it out for four days in poor conditions, so that was good," said Matsuyama, whose best finish at the Masters was fifth in 2015.Matsuyama fell …READ FULL ARTICLE
