Suffice it to say that this year's Masters has been interesting, and that's an understatement. Bubba Watson, the leader headed into the weekend, strung together five straight birdies on his second nine to grab a three-stroke lead. Defending champion
Flailing around in another rarely visited corner of Augusta's luxuriant flora, Rory McIlroy must have felt strangely at home. Where in 2011 he left it until the 10th hole of his final round to perform his little-boy-lost act by the Butler cabin, this
Hole-by-hole report: A great day for Bill Haas, as well as defending champ Adam Scott and 2012's top two, Bubba Watson and Louis Oosthuizen. Scott Murray was watching.
Flailing around in another rarely visited corner of Augusta's luxuriant flora, Rory McIlroy must have felt strangely at home. Where in 2011 he left it until the 10th hole of his final round to perform his little-boy-lost act by the Butler cabin, this
For the second time in three years, the field at Augusta National may be looking up to Bubba Watson on Masters Sunday. Watson, the 2012 green jacket winner, carded a four-under 68 on a day that saw most of the field stay stagnant or move backward.