2014 Masters Round Four Pin Sheet

Written by: Tony Korologos | Sunday, April 13th, 2014
Categories: Pro Golf • Rory McIlory • The Masters

2014 Masters Final Round Pin Placements

2014 Masters Round Three Leader Board

Written by: Tony Korologos | Saturday, April 12th, 2014
Categories: PGA Tour • Pro Golf • Rory McIlory • The Masters

POS	Player	To Par	R1	R2	R3	Total
T1	Jordan Spieth	-5	71	70	70	211
T1	Bubba Watson	-5	69	68	74	211
T3	Matt Kuchar	-4	73	71	68	212
T3	Jonas Blixt	-4	70	71	71	212
T5	Miguel Angel Jimenez	-3	71	76	66	213
T5	Rickie Fowler	-3	71	75	67	213
T7	Lee Westwood	-2	73	71	70	214
T7	Jim Furyk	-2	74	68	72	214
T7	Thomas Bjorn	-2	73	68	73	214
T10	Justin Rose	-1	76	70	69	215
T10	Kevin Stadler	-1	70	73	72	215
T10	Fred Couples	-1	71	71	73	215
T10	John Senden	-1	72	68	75	215
T14	Gary Woodland	E	70	77	69	216
T14	Ian Poulter	E	76	70	70	216
T16	Kevin Streelman	1	72	71	74	217
T16	Adam Scott	1	69	72	76	217
T18	Jason Day	2	75	73	70	218
T18	Chris Kirk	2	75	72	71	218
T18	Steve Stricker	2	72	73	73	218
T18	Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	2	75	69	74	218
T18	Russell Henley	2	73	70	75	218
T18	Jimmy Walker	2	70	72	76	218
T24	Rory McIlroy	3	71	77	71	219
T24	Bernhard Langer	3	72	74	73	219
T24	Henrik Stenson	3	73	72	74	219
T24	Louis Oosthuizen	3	69	75	75	219
T24	Jamie Donaldson	3	73	70	76	219
T29	Martin Kaymer	4	75	72	73	220
T29	Steven Bowditch	4	74	72	74	220
T29	Bill Haas	4	68	78	74	220
T29	Hunter Mahan	4	74	72	74	220
T29	Vijay Singh	4	75	71	74	220
T34	Darren Clarke	5	74	74	73	221
T34	Jose Maria Olazabal	5	74	74	73	221
T34	Stewart Cink	5	73	72	76	221
T34	Lucas Glover	5	75	69	77	221
T38	Billy Horschel	6	75	72	75	222
T38	Thongchai Jaidee	6	73	74	75	222
T38	Thorbjorn Olesen	6	74	72	76	222
T38	Brendon de Jonge	6	74	72	76	222
T42	Oliver Goss	7	76	71	76	223
T42	Francesco Molinari	7	71	76	76	223
T42	Nick Watney	7	72	75	76	223
T42	K.J. Choi	7	70	75	78	223
T46	Sandy Lyle	8	76	72	76	224
T46	Mike Weir	8	73	72	79	224
T46	Brandt Snedeker	8	70	74	80	224
T46	Stephen Gallacher	8	71	72	81	224
T50	Joost Luiten	9	75	73	77	225
T50	Larry Mize	9	74	72	79	225

2014 Masters Round Two Leader Board

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, April 11th, 2014
Categories: PGA Tour • Pro Golf • Rory McIlory • The Masters

POS	Player	To Par	R1	R2	Total
1	Bubba Watson	-7	69	68	137
2	John Senden	-4	72	68	140
T3	Thomas Bjorn	-3	73	68	141
T3	Jordan Spieth	-3	71	70	141
T3	Jonas Blixt	-3	70	71	141
T3	Adam Scott	-3	69	72	141
T7	Jim Furyk	-2	74	68	142
T7	Fred Couples	-2	71	71	142
T7	Jimmy Walker	-2	70	72	142
T10	Jamie Donaldson	-1	73	70	143
T10	Russell Henley	-1	73	70	143
T10	Kevin Streelman	-1	72	71	143
T10	Stephen Gallacher	-1	71	72	143
T10	Kevin Stadler	-1	70	73	143
T15	Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	E	75	69	144
T15	Lucas Glover	E	75	69	144
T15	Matt Kuchar	E	73	71	144
T15	Lee Westwood	E	73	71	144
T15	Brandt Snedeker	E	70	74	144
T15	Louis Oosthuizen	E	69	75	144
T21	Stewart Cink	1	73	72	145
T21	Henrik Stenson	1	73	72	145
T21	Mike Weir	1	73	72	145
T21	Steve Stricker	1	72	73	145
T21	K.J. Choi	1	70	75	145
T26	Ian Poulter	2	76	70	146
T26	Justin Rose	2	76	70	146
T26	Vijay Singh	2	75	71	146
T26	Steven Bowditch	2	74	72	146
T26	Hunter Mahan	2	74	72	146
T26	Larry Mize	2	74	72	146
T26	Thorbjorn Olesen	2	74	72	146
T26	Brendon de Jonge	2	74	72	146
T26	Bernhard Langer	2	72	74	146
T26	Rickie Fowler	2	71	75	146
T26	Bill Haas	2	68	78	146
T37	Oliver Goss	3	76	71	147
T37	Billy Horschel	3	75	72	147
T37	Martin Kaymer	3	75	72	147
T37	Chris Kirk	3	75	72	147
T37	Thongchai Jaidee	3	73	74	147
T37	Nick Watney	3	72	75	147
T37	Miguel Angel Jimenez	3	71	76	147
T37	Francesco Molinari	3	71	76	147
T37	Gary Woodland	3	70	77	147
T46	Sandy Lyle	4	76	72	148
T46	Jason Day	4	75	73	148
T46	Joost Luiten	4	75	73	148
T46	Darren Clarke	4	74	74	148
T46	Jose Maria Olazabal	4	74	74	148
T46	Rory McIlroy	4	71	77	148
CUT	Luke Donald	–	79	70	149
CUT	Ryan Moore	–	77	72	149
CUT	Matthew Fitzpatrick	–	76	73	149
CUT	Phil Mickelson	–	76	73	149
CUT	Ernie Els	–	75	74	149
CUT	Victor Dubuisson	–	74	75	149
CUT	Sergio Garcia	–	74	75	149
CUT	Webb Simpson	–	74	75	149
CUT	Charl Schwartzel	–	73	76	149
CUT	Sang-Moon Bae	–	72	77	149
CUT	Marc Leishman	–	70	79	149
CUT	Zach Johnson	–	78	72	150
CUT	D.A. Points	–	78	72	150
CUT	Ian Woosnam	–	77	73	150
CUT	Harris English	–	74	76	150
CUT	Graeme McDowell	–	72	78	150
CUT	Hideki Matsuyama	–	80	71	151
CUT	Dustin Johnson	–	77	74	151
CUT	Ken Duke	–	75	76	151
CUT	John Huh	–	75	76	151
CUT	Graham DeLaet	–	80	72	152
CUT	Angel Cabrera	–	78	74	152
CUT	David Lynn	–	78	74	152
CUT	Derek Ernst	–	76	76	152
CUT	Mark O’Meara	–	75	77	152
CUT	Matt Jones	–	74	78	152
CUT	Patrick Reed	–	73	79	152
CUT	Matteo Manassero	–	71	81	152
CUT	Branden Grace	–	84	69	153
CUT	Chang-woo Lee	–	80	73	153
CUT	Trevor Immelman	–	79	74	153
CUT	Keegan Bradley	–	75	78	153
CUT	Roberto Castro	–	73	80	153
CUT	Jason Dufner	–	80	74	154
CUT	Y.E. Yang	–	77	77	154
CUT	Jordan Niebrugge	–	81	74	155
CUT	Matt Every	–	77	78	155
CUT	Scott Stallings	–	75	80	155
CUT	Garrick Porteous	–	76	80	156
CUT	Boo Weekley	–	73	83	156
CUT	Tim Clark	–	79	78	157
CUT	Craig Stadler	–	82	77	159
CUT	Peter Hanson	–	78	81	159
CUT	Tom Watson	–	78	81	159
CUT	Mike McCoy	–	78	83	161
CUT	Ben Crenshaw	–	83	85	168

2014 Masters Round Two Pin Sheet

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, April 11th, 2014
Categories: PGA Tour • Pro Golf • Rory McIlory • The Masters

Here is the pin sheet for Friday’s 2nd round of the 2014 Masters Tournament for you to follow along at home.

2014 Masters Round Two Pins

2014 Masters First Round Comments

Written by: Tony Korologos | Friday, April 11th, 2014
Categories: PGA Tour • Pro Golf • Rory McIlory • The Masters • Tiger Woods

Masters Augusta Despite the Masters missing Tiger Woods, and the Eisenhower Pine (lost in an ice storm this past winter), the first round of the tournament was quite entertaining. There were quite a few surprises, and some players hovering near the top like Adam Scott who were not surprises.

Agua-Balls

Perhaps the biggest surprise of the first round was all of the shots which ended up in some kind of water hazard, like the one short of the par-3 12th or the water short of the par-5 15th. Adam Scott found the water on the par-3 12th as many players did. It was tough watching Ben Crenshaw on 12. It looked like he put half his bag in the water, ending up with a triple-bogey six. Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson found the water on the par-5 15th with little tiny wedges in their hands for their 3rd shots.

Bad Starts

Some top players had less than expected opening rounds. Luke Donald shot a 77, or so he thought. He hit a bunker shot which came to rest in the same bunker. Later on he was informed that he would incur a 2-stroke penalty because he touched the sand before the 2nd shot. He admitted it was a mistake and took his medicine politely. The 77 turned into a 79.

Jason Dufner limped to an opening round 80. He should have the game for Augusta, but it may take a few years for him to become comfortable there. The lowlight of his round was the nine he scored on the par-5 13th. If a player of his level scores a nine on a hole, I guess that means I would score a 15.

Other bad starts include former Masters champions Trevor Immelman (79), Zach Johnson (78), Angel Cabrera (78). They’re going to have to go mega-low Friday to make the cut.

Ian Poulter, Phil Mickelson, and Justin Rose are all big guns who struggled to an opening round +4 76. Not out of it, but starting Friday eight shots back. They’ll need a solid round two in order to make their first priority happen, making the cut.

Looking Good

2011 FedEx Cup champion Bill Haas is in solo 1st place with a -4 round of 68. Solid. This is the first time Haas has led a major championship at any point. The cynic in me says that he will not remain atop the leader board. Seldom to the Thursday leaders retain that position.

Adam Scott’s game is built for Augusta National Golf Club. He’s one shot back in 2nd place, tied with another player who seems to find the course fitting for his game, Louis Oosthuizen. Also tied for 2nd is Bubba Watson. Bubba certainly has the power and short game creativity for this course.

Flashes of Brilliance

Jonas Blixt came out mega hot and shot to the top of the leader board early Thursday. Of course Puma’s social networks were going nuts. He settled down and ended in a solid position, tied for fifth at -2 70.

What would a Masters be without Fred Couples hovering around the leader board? It seems that every year we see Freddy at or near the lead on the first day or two, then the back and the age catch up to him toward the end of the weekend.

I was the most excited when for a few minutes the player atop the leader board was the most interesting man in golf, Miguel Angel Jimenez. He had it to -4 at one point, finishing T12 at -1.

Solid

Strong rounds include rookie Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlory, and Rickie Fowler. All at -1. One shot ahead at -2 is a solid group including Blixt, K.J. Choi, Brandt Snedeker, and Gary Woodland.

ESPN Coverage

I do have to give credit where credit is due. I’ve been quite critical of ESPN and their golf coverage over the years. But the broadcast yesterday was a birdie. Hats off to their production team for what must have been painful for them, not showing excessive Tiger highlights. In fact, I’m not sure they showed any at all.

Well played ESPN Well played.

Friday

Friday will be great to watch. Some players who look to be in good position will falter and miss the cut. Some players whose first rounds were sketchy will pull a solid 2nd round together to make the cut.

And who will be on top of the leader board after day two?

Can’t wait to watch.

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