Jon Rahm threw up his arms in frustration as the horns sounded across the Augusta National course, ordering players to stop amid the threat of lightning storms.
Bad weather was on the horizon from the moment the players first teed off on Friday morning. Those playing early in the day knew they had the useful advantage of perhaps being able to get their rounds done before the storm clouds rolled in.
And that was the case as it wasn't until a little after 3pm local time that the air horns sounded across the property, signalling the stoppage of play. Rahm had just hit a nice shot out of the bunker and close to the pin when he heard the noise, throwing his arms up into the air in frustration.
