Need a signature moment from this year's Masters? Look no further than this amazing shot by Bubba Watson that essentially clinched the green jacket for him.

On the 10th hole, in sudden death with a game and worthy Louis Oosthuizen, Bubba found himself with a difficult lie.

Deep in the trees, to the right on the 10th hole, Watson rearranged some dirt by hand to get better footing. 

The lefty then commenced to blast a shot out of the depths of trouble, onto the green and set up a two-putt to win the event.

Oosthuizen had already placed himself in a situation that victory would be impossible if Watson found the green.

Bubba did just that.

Watson grabbed not only his first green jacket, but his first victory in a major—period. 

The final tap in was an emotional scene as Watson embraced what seemed like a never-ending stream of family and friends. Some were fellow players, such as fellow Golf Boys member Rickie Fowler.

One of the tour's most popular players had his moment as Watson stared at the sky momentarily. It seemed an acknowledgement to his father Gerry, who passed away from cancer in 2010.

On this day, the elder Watson would be proud of his son, and most that watched the event should have been as well.

Bubba hit several big shots on his way to victory, but none bigger than this one.