Round of the Daypublished at 13:08 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
And if you'd like a look at how Charley Hoffman stormed into a lead on Thursday, he's made our 'Round of the Day'...
Summary
-4 Hoffman (18), Garcia (18), Pieters (18), Fowler (18)
-2 McGirt (18); -1 Moore (18), Rahm (18), Couples (18), Rose (18)
Selected - Level: Scott (18), Spieth (18), Mickelson (18); +1 McIlroy (18); +2 Kaymer (18)
+3 Westwood (18), Casey (18); +5 Fitzpatrick (18)
Missed cut: Defending champion Danny Willett +7
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Round of the Daypublished at 13:08 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Hoff leads the waypublished at 13:03 British Summer Time 7 April 2017
Hoffman -7 (15:01 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesYes, it's Charley Hoffman who leads the Masters heading into day two.
The 40-year-old sank nine birdies in a seven-under-par 65, giving him the biggest first-round advantage at Augusta since 1941.
Image source, Getty ImagesOnly one previous top-25 finish at a major, you say? You wouldn't have guessed on yesterday's performance as the Hoff, who tied for ninth at the 2015 Masters, put together a remarkable round.
The world number 52 closed the front nine with two birdies to move two under, then blitzed the back nine with a five-under 31 which included four straight birdies.
The Californian almost made it five on the last, only to see a 16-foot putt fall agonisingly short.
"The putts started going in the hole - as simple as that sounds," he said.
Simples.
Let the games begin...published at 13:00
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Dustin Johnson hokey-cokey. Leaders holding on to top spot like a hot potato. Past champions carding quadruple-bogeys.
Thursday was not a day to win the Masters, they said, but certainly one where you could lose it.
But as the big names stuttered, an unheralded American rose to the fore at Augusta.
Image source, Getty ImagesRecovered yet?
We're about to do it all over again...