It has already been a Masters to remember for Seamus Power regardless of what happens over the next four days at Augusta.
The 'luck of the Irish' was seemingly apparent in Wednesday's par-3 competition, with Power notching consecutive hole-in-ones to send the crowd into raptures. It wasn't enough to secure him victory, with America's Tom Hoge taking that honour, but it provided the world No 34 with two moments to remember ahead of just his fifth appearance in a major.
Power ended up tied for 27th a year ago in what his debut Masters appearance. He went on to also make the cut at both the US PGA Championship and US Open, before struggling at The Open as he bowed out after two days at St Andrew's.
