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Jim Souhan: Scheffler holds steady, Smith surges to second in Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Scottie Scheffler looks like he was born wearing soft spikes. He's tall, athletic and dresses like a golf mannequin, wearing only that which is crisp and new.

Cameron Smith looks like he was conceived behind the stage at an AC/DC concert. His mullet would place him on the Minnesota all-state hockey hair team if he moved to Warroad and laced on skates. He promised to cut his flowing locks for his girlfriend if he ever won a PGA Tour event, then reneged, saying "it feels like a part of me now." He apparently dresses in the dark.

Sunday, Scheffler and Smith will play in the last group at the 2022 Masters, providing contrasting versions of cool.

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