
AUGUSTA — Not every round is going to have spice. Such was the case with Scottie Scheffler Thursday at the Masters.
With much anticipation, the world No. 1 teed off at 1:44 p.m. ET in front of a substantial gallery, with the sun baking out the course. He would card an eagle on No. 2 and add a birdie on No. 3, putting him just two strokes off the lead with 15 holes left to play.