Masters 2013: Guan Tianlang has 'great week' at Augusta

Chinese teenager Guan Tianlang said he had a great week after a record-breaking four days at Augusta.

Guan, at 14 the youngest player in Masters history, carded a three-over 75 to finish 12 over on his debut.

The schoolboy had a memorable tournament after becoming the youngest golfer to make the cut at a major despite being penalised for slow play.

Guan said: "It was a great week. I learned a lot. I enjoyed it and had fun. Still a lot of things to improve."

He joins the likes of Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia in winning the Silver Cup, awarded to the best-placed amateur in the field.

Guan captured the hearts of many for his poise and maturity on what was his first appearance at a major and received a rousing reception on Sunday from patrons on the 18th.

On the last day, Guan bogeyed the first, fifth and sixth and 11th before finally picking up shots with birdies at the par-five 13th and the 16th. He then bogeyed the 17th before ending a remarkable tournament with a par on the last.

"It's actually the most difficult course in the world," he said of Augusta National.

"I don't think it was getting easier, it was getting more and more difficult, actually. To me every single shot is difficult.

"I feel a little bit tired. There are still a lot of things to improve. My short game's good, but I still need to be better. My driver probably needs to be a little longer.''