The Masters is over and it’s time to move on. That’s the approach of Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Young at the RBC Heritage.
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Justin Rose rallied from a rough start Friday to maintain his lead Friday at the Masters Tournament.
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While many struggled on a testy Augusta National, Justin Rose shot 65 to take a four-stroke lead after Day 1 of the Masters.
Video evidence showed Abraham Ancer touched the sand before hitting a bunker shot Thursday at the Masters.
A triple bogey from the trees, a fortunate chip-in for eagle and plenty of well-struck shots added up to a 71 for Jordan Spieth
Augusta National continues to be a mystery for Bryson DeChambeau, who struggled to a 4-over 76.
Aside from leader Justin Rose and a few others, firm and fast Augusta National played fiery and mercilessly on Thursday at Augusta National. And boy, was it fun to watch.