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Apr 10, 2021

PGA Tour Brunch Coverage of the Weekend at The Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club

By TERRY LYONS

AUGUSTA - England’s Justin Rose will attempt to become the first wire-to-wire winner at the Masters since Jordan Spieth (2015). Rose followed up his opening round (65) with a hard-fought par (72) on Friday. Rose has nine birdies on the back nine through two rounds, tied for the most at the Masters in the last 30 years.

Will Zalatoris birdied his final three holes for a 4-under (68), which moved him within one stroke of Rose, the 36-hole leader. Zalatoris (70-68) is seeking to be the first player to win in his inaugural Masters appearance since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979.

Jordan Spieth (T-4) at five under (71-68) leads the field with 30 greens hit in regulation, his most through two rounds at the Masters, including his 2015 tournament when he won the Green Jacket.

Bryson DeChambeau (T-17) followed his first round (76) with a 5-under (67) for a nine-stroke turnaround – his largest in a major championship between rounds one and two.

Brian Harman (T-2) at six under (138) is the only player in the field to shoot sub-70s with (69-69).

Matthew Wolff shot 76-79 (155) and was DQ’d. The Statement from Masters Tournament HQ: Following his second round, Matthew Wolff returned a scorecard with a hole score lower than he actually made on hole 17. He was subsequently disqualified under Rule 3.3b(3).

Early tournament leader Hudson Swafford at (-2 after four holes), MTC posting rounds of (73-83) (156).

Defending Masters champion Dustin Johnson missed the cut after shooting 74-75. Other “big names” to MTC included: Georgia native Matt Kuchar, past Masters champion Sergio Garcia, Daniel Berger, Brooks Koepka, Lee Westwood, Rory McIlroy, Patrick Cantlay, Jason Day, and Sungjae Im.

Masters Leaderboard After Second Round:

Justin Rose 65-72—137 (-7)

Will Zalatoris 70-68—138 (-6)

Brian Harman 69-69—138 (-6)

Marc Leishman 72-67—139 (-5)

Jordan Spieth 71-68—139 (-5)

Full Leaderboard: (link)

36-hole cut: 54 professionals at 3-over (147) from a field of 85 professionals and three amateurs. An amateur failed to advance to the weekend for the first time at the Masters since 2015.

The Masters @TheMasters

Clubhouse leader Justin Rose finished his second round at even-par 72. He's seven under for the Tournament. #themasters

PGA Tour Brunch Coverage of the 2021 Masters Tournament

Saturday Tee Times range from 9:40am to 2:20pm (EDT) for Round 3 (link). Justin Rose and Will Zalatoris will be the final pairing.

Weather: Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms scattered throughout the weekend. Today, the wind and showers are expected in the afternoon when the leaders are teeing-off.

PGATourBrunch will be posting by 9am (EDT) on Sunday.

Next Week: The RBC Heritage from Hilton Head

THIS WEEK on the PGA TOUR: The Masters

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TV COVERAGE: Today, April 10 - Exclusive TV coverage 3:00pm to 7:00pm (EDT) on CBS. Sunday, April 11 - Exclusive TV coverage from 2:00pm to 7:00pm (EDT).

STREAMING: Masters Live will offer streaming coverage of the tournament today and Sunday streaming coverage will be from 10:15am to 7:00pm (EDT).

PGA TOUR RADIO COVERAGE: Special Masters Radio coverage today and Sunday, 2:00pm to 7:00pm (EDT) on Sirius XM Satellite Radio. Masters Coverage via PGA Tour Radio is available on Sirius 208/XM 92) or online on PGATour.com.

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What They’re Saying:

Rose Rallies Late, Salvages Par 72 (ESPN)

Rose Digs Deep, Recaptures Lead (Sky Sports/UK)

Bryson DeChambeau Rebounds in 2nd Round (Golf Week/USA Today)

Don’t Take Your Eyes Off (ESPN)

Masters Coverage via ESPN site (ESPNComm)

CBS’ Masters TV/Streaming Coverage (CBS Sports HQ)

#SportsBiz and Golf Industry News

Tiger Woods Thought he was in Florida After LA Crash (ESPN)

Florida Couple Created Masters Shrine (Golf Week/USA Today)

Amateurs Struggle at Masters but Embrace Experience (Yahoo Sports)

On This Day in Golf History:

April 10, 1949 - The Green Jacket is awarded for the first time and Sam Snead was the recipient of the most coveted item of clothing in all of golf. Snead shot a second consecutive (67) to win his first of three Masters titles. - Courtesy of Randy Walker, Author of On This Day in Golf History, available via Amazon.com and by clicking HERE