By Bryson DeChambeau takes the helm after a tumultuous opening day at The Masters, leading the pack with a one-shot advantage over Scottie Scheffler. While Rory McIlroy aims for the career Grand Slam, he trails behind by six strokes after a mixed performance. Tiger Woods, returning to competitive action, displays promising signs amidst challenging conditions at Augusta National.
DeChambeau’s impressive seven-under 65 sets the clubhouse target, showcasing his prowess with five birdies in a six-hole stretch. Scheffler, aiming for his second Green Jacket, closely follows with a bogey-free 66, positioning himself as a strong contender.
McIlroy’s one-under 71 marks his lowest opening round at Augusta National since 2018, with a combination of four birdies and three bogeys. Defending champion Jon Rahm struggles with a first-round 73, while Woods remains at one under with five holes to play before play suspension due to darkness.
The opening round resumes on Friday, with anticipation high for the final outcome of the tournament. DeChambeau’s early lead sets the stage for an exciting weekend at The Masters, where anything can happen amidst the unpredictable conditions of the course.
