AUGUSTA — Golf’s ultimate showman saved the best for last Saturday. It wasn’t enough that he had birdied two of the previous three holes, assuring himself a Sunday pairing with Rory McIlroy at the Masters.
No, why not add a winding, 45-foot birdie putt, one that tracked all the way to the hole and had Bryson DeChambeau stalking it the last few feet, sending the place into delirium and setting up what appears to be a glorious final day at Augusta National.
