Well, this Masters is certainly starting out terribly.
Or, the best possible scenario.
Fred Couples is 50. Tom Watson is 60. Maybe Jack should have played at 70.
This is the best leaderboard I've ever seen and hopefully it will keep up throughout the entire tournament.
Fred Couples: Coming off three straight wins on the Champions Tour, the 92 Masters champ shoots a career low 66 to lead by one.
Tom Watson: After almost winning the British last year, most people said that was the only major he could contend at because of the links style. As long as they don't set up the course too much differently, he could have a chance.
Phil Mickelson: Very inconsistent all year, but the two-time champ putted great and looks sharp.
Lee Westwood: Always seems to be up there in the Majors recently and said afterword this was the best round he ever played at Augusta.
YE Yang: PGA Champ is looking for his second consecutive major
KJ Choi: Hasn't won a major yet but he is definitely capable.
Tiger Woods: Played great for his first round in 144 days. He could have been the overall leader had he not missed a few makeable putts. Woods did hit the shot of the day at the 9th when he hooked a five iron around the trees with the wind howling to a back left pin location. The ball came to rest about ten feet away and he drained it for birdie.
Anthony Kim: Won last week in Houston, is very streaky, and can get hot on Augusta greens, as he showed last year when he made 11 birdies in round two.
