AUGUSTA, Ga. — It’s beginning to look like Brooks Koepka’s Masters Tournament to win this weekend. The way he’s playing, it’s hard not to like his chances, though others will have a say. It could be a matter of when, since the tournament is in a holding pattern and could be headed to its first Monday finish since 1983.
It’s advantage Koepka. The first-round co-leader is among the 47 players, out of 86 starters, to finish 36 holes before Friday’s inclement weather shut down the 87th Masters, with Koepka holding a four-shot clubhouse lead over college golfer Sam Bennett.
