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Marcus Hayes

Marcus Hayes: Brooks Koepka leads near-tragic, wet Masters ahead of amateur Sam Bennett, sentimental favorite

AUGUSTA, Ga. — After (almost) two rounds, the 87th Masters tournament had a little bit of everything: redemption stories, sentimental stories, villains, heroes, bad weather in the offing, and even a near natural disaster.

Oh, and Tiger, too.

Shortly after 4 p.m., three trees fell near the 17th hole, scattering fans and ending play for the day at 4:22 p.m., the second weather stoppage of the round. No one was injured. Play was to resume at 8 a.m. Saturday and continue all day despite rain in the forecast. Tiger Woods and 38 other players failed to complete Round 2. Tiger was on the 2-over cut line with seven holes to play, seeking to tie Fred Couples and Gary Player, each of whom made a record 23 consecutive cuts here.

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