Actually there was no split in GOOG on 27 Mar 2014.
What happened is as follows: Google Inc (at the time, now called Alphabet) had class A shares trading as NASDAQ:GOOG. In early 2014 it announced it would be issuing Class C shares to Class A shareholders as a stock dividend. The ex-date for this corporate action was 3 Apr 2014. These new class C shares began trading on a "when issued" basis on Nasdaq under the symbol GOOCV. On on 27 Mar 2014. On 3 Apr 2014, GOOCV was "issued" and became GOOG (and still trades under that symbol). Simultaneously, class A GOOG shares had a symbol change to GOOGL.
Some providers have erroneously shown this stock dividend as a split. It's not - it's a stock dividend. In terms of its value to the original GOOG (now GOOGL) shareholders, GOOCV closed at $567 on 2 Apr 2014, so that is its "value" as far as a dividend/distribution is concerned.
Neither GOOG nor GOOGL have ever had a stock split.
Your screenshot reveals a further error in that the "new" GOOG never traded prior to 27 Mar 2014. That history belongs to the Class A shares (now GOOGL).
Here's an example of when Google Finance has erroneously missed a (reverse) split: China Precision Steel Inc - CPSL. This was a 12:1 reverse split on exdate 20120828.
Here's an example of when Google Finance has erroneously missed a (very large) stock dividend/spinoff: NYSE:GHC ex-date 20150701. GHC spun-off Cable One Inc.
(these errors exist in Google Finance as at 4 Jan 2018)