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Scottie Scheffler It was expected to be close to the top of Masters Leaderboard after the first round at the National Golf Club Augusta.
But it was Justin Rose, an Englishman who played in his 20. Masterswho entered the club house with a triple leadership through the 2024 winner at 7-Ispod after announcing a miraculous first round on Thursday.
Rose, whose only main victory arrived in 2013 at the US Open, coincided with the best round ever in Augusta National, which marked his fifth time he led after the first round of the tournament.
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Justin Rose responds to the 18th greenery during the first round of the master. (Michael Madrid/Imagen Images)
The 44-year-old sprayed on 3-under-start after The birds are the first three holes. After doing the same on holes 8 and 9, he finished the first nine in 5 next. The bird was 10 before returning to the ground with four straight steam, before finding more red marks on holes 15 and 16 to sit at 8 below.
Rose flirted with the best circle in the history of Masters, 9-to-day Greg Norman in 1996, but Rose could not find a navigable path on a narrow 18th naval path, and ended his circle with Buda.
However, everything smiled after his great start. His best endings on the masters arrived in 2015 and 2017, when he finished second and second.
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Scottie immediately behind
There were several questions about how Scheffler would be in Augusta this week because he missed several tournaments for the beginning of the year with the injury of the freak he sustained while preparing a Christmas dinner. And he acknowledged a few weeks before the tournament, this still affects his game.
Still, he shot 4-point to set himself up for a good week to defend his Masters title 2024.
And some theater theater came when he drained a 60-foot bird on the fourth hole. He also demolished the long journey on the Par-3 16. which would be his last bird of the day in a circle without any condition to start his tournament.
However, he is not the only one in the club house in 4-Ispod, three rose shots. Corey Conners Canadian, who some have chosen as a dark horse candidate to win this week, is the prey three of their last four holes to sit down 4-and-headed on Friday.
Finally, Swedish Ludvig åberg, who finished second in last year’s Masters behind Scheffler, had a strong second nine with four birds that ended in 4th place in 4th.
Scottie Scheffler starts from a teenager number 5 during the first round of the master. (Kyle Terada/Imagings Images)
Reckless Rory
It looked like Rose could have a very close company, if not for the lead, because Rory Mcilroy cruised in his introductory circle as he sought that elusive Grand Slam in his career. He needs a Masters victory to finish it.
He looked great 4-and-up after 14 holes, but an expensive mistake at 15. 15. She belittled what would be a sparkling start of the tournament.
The beautiful drive started the hole, but after his second shot went through the green, McIlroy had to collapse to the hole sitting on the front of green on the fall. It was a similar situation that Patrick Cantlay faced earlier on Thursday, and both attempts rolled off the green color and in the water below for a catastrophic turn of events.
McIlroy’s chip got a tiring other bounce and watched the ball rolled into the water. Instead of returning to the same place like Cantlay, he opted for the fall zone and would have to re -chip after bounced right off the green to the edge. McIlroy ended up with a double foot to fall to 2 under the day, and from there it got worse.
Managed to mate no. 16, but again he found trouble with a double bracket at 17 to fall into a strainer in the circle. This is where McIlroy ended, which is not terrible in any way.
However, after such a great start to the day, especially with all the expectations for him in which he entered the week after two victories, McIlroy should now rebuild the momentum on Friday, instead of driving high on Thursday.
Rory McIlroy leaves a green number 13 during the first round of the master. (Katie Goodale/Imagings Images)
Couples without rejection
A 65-year-old man was tied to the Top 10 in Augusta National, which is nothing more than a 1992 Masters champion, Fred Couples, who posted 1-ispod 71 first round on Thursday.
It was a circle for Masters Records books. It’s been 42 years since he first interrupted the couple to August National in 1983. The longest gap before was Jack Nicklaus, who first corrupted the couple in 1960 before his last 2000, a 40-year-old gap.
Tom Watson also was 40 years old between his first and last, and on him and Nicklaus were honorary drivers on Thursday.
Couples, with his always so sweet swing on the right, drain eagles from the fruit path while doing a hole 14 with a hybrid of just under 200 meters. His neon yellow ball hit green perfectly in line, and quickly turned the tide for couples, who had previously swallowed two of their last three holes to go with 1 per day a day.
Couples usually aim to make a cut every year so they can play on the weekend. This was the beginning to give him that opportunity.
Justin stood up at number 5 during the first round of the master. (Grace Smith/Imagen Pictures)
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Here are the first 10 on the Masters Leader after the 1st round:
1. Justin Rose: -7
T2. Corey Conners: -4
T2. Scottie Scheffler: -4
T2. Ludvig åberg: -4
T5. Tyrell Hatton: -3
T5. Bryson Dechabbeau: -3
T7. Aaron Rai: -2
T7. Harris English: -2
T7. Jason Day: -2
T7. Akshay Bhatia: -2
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