American Jordan Spieth leads on -6
-4 Finau, Kuchar
-3, McIlroy, Cabrera-Bello, Stenson, Reed, Hoffman, Hadwin, Li
-2 Mickelson, Fowler, Wiesberger, Z Johnson, Leishman
-1 Oosthuizen, Level Rose, +1 Woods, D Johnson
Champion Sergio Garcia +9 after a 13 on the 15th
H Li -3 (13)
Haotong Li is enjoying his Masters debut.
The 22-year-old from China is three under through 13 after three successive birdies around Amen Corner.
It could've been even better had he not bogeyed the par-four 10th.
Image source, Getty ImagesT Fleetwood E (18)
England's Tommy Fleetwood after a level-par 72 in his opening round: "Pretty good solid start, the back nine ended up being quite up and down. Overall I was really happy.
"I didn't quite have my full game and I'd not holed a putt until 16 and 17 so I was happy to see those go in."
On playing with Tiger Woods: "It was cool. He's such a good person to play with. He gets on with his game, he's not worried about anyone else, plays at a good pace, there are a lot of fans, it's a good atmosphere. I'd love to do it more."
On whether his expectations are higher this year: "After last year I got caught out preparation wise and I struggled in and around the greens. I feel better prepared, but expectation wise, not massively.
"Once you put on expectation everything gets more difficult. I just want to go out and play one hole at a time. And on this course you can only do that. You can't get ahead of yourself.
"We'll see where we are on Sunday, hopefully high up, and we'll go from there."
J Spieth -2 (8)
Jordan Spieth, take a bow. An eagle at the eighth for the 2015 champion as he finds the green in two and then sinks a 14-foot putt.
A wry simile from the 24-year-old, and why not. He moves to two under.
Image source, Getty ImagesP MIckelson E, R Fowler +1 (9)
Phil Mickelson is hoping to become the oldest Masters winner, and he's off to a solid start. The American pops away a par at the par-four ninth with a fierce putt from eight feet or so.
No such luck for playing partner and compatriot Rickie Fowler, who drops his first shot of the day with a bogey heading into the turn.
A Scott E, R McIlroy -1, J Rahm E (8)
Rory's back in the red. Straight after dropping a shot on the seventh, McIlroy makes amends with a birdie on the eighth.
He's just shy of the green on the 570-yard par five, dinking a delicate chip within four feet and letting his putter take care of the rest.
World number three Jon Rahm matches McIlroy, again, while 2013 champion Adam Scott continues his flawless run of pars.
Image source, Getty ImagesS Lyle E (15)
Sandy Lyle has just eagled the 15th! That's 10 shots fewer than Sergio Garcia took.... (sorry, Sergio) - and he'll go home with a pair of crystal goblets!
Superb stuff from the 60-year-old Scot, a winner here some 30 years ago.
T Woods +1 (18)
Four-time champion Tiger Woods on carding an opening round 73: "I played well. I made a few mistakes here and there, I didn't take care of the par fives - not very good.
"The wind was dancing a little bit, puffing out of the east then coming out of the south. It was a big change."
On his Masters return: "It feels great to be back, it's been a while. I was looking forward to grinding it out and I made a little comeback on the back nine to get myself back into this tournament."
On the warm reception from the Augusta patrons: "Oh my god it was incredible. The people were into it, even on the range where I got a couple of standing ovations.
"The way everyone has been to be so warm over my fight to come back, I'm at a loss to words for most of the time. I'm grateful to be back playing."
Image source, EPAA Hadwin -4 (16)
We've got a three-way lead.
Welcome to the party, Adam Hadwin. It's back-to-back birdies for the Canadian, who finds the heart of the green with his tee shot at the par-three 16th and tucks away a mid-range putt with confidence.
Hadwin, Henrik Stenson and Charley Hoffman are the trio vying for an outright hold on top spot.
Image source, Getty ImagesTony Finau, the man who dislocated his ankle while playing the par-three tournament on Wednesday, is clearly feeling no ill effects.
The American, after a bogey on the first had four birdies in his next eight holes and is currently one off the lead on three under par after 11.
Finau dislocated his ankle when he stumbled while celebrating a hole-in-one. He collapsed but quickly clicked his ankle back into place. A scan on Thursday morning gave him the all clear to play and he's taking full advantage.
P MIckelson 0 (8), J Spieth 0 (7)
That's hot from Lefty, finding some zip in his putter to sink a long distance birdie at eight. It's never boring with Phil Mickelson, he's cancelled out three bogeys with three birdies in his opening eight holes.
Mickelson's fellow American Jordan Speith has endured just as topsy turvy an opening at Augusta - having gone birdie-birdie through three and four only to drop shots at the fifth and sixth.
Image source, Getty ImagesMark Chapman on BBC Radio 5 live commentary asks US PGA Championship winner Shaun Micheel, who is co-commentating, what his worst ever score as a professional was. "An 11, last year," he replies.
Andrew Magee is asked the same question. "One fewer," is his short reply.
Iain Carter reveals his dad hit 18 on the Road Hole, when he was on course to break 100 for the first time round the Old Course, St Andrew's
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V Singh -1 (18)
2000 champion Vijay Singh on carding a one-under 71 in his 25th Masters: "I left some out there but everyone can say that, but I'm happy.
"If you miss on the wrong side you are going to have problems so if you play here long enough you know where to be. I'm still hitting the ball long enough to contend here.
"If that ever goes it's time to give it up. I thought if I didn't play well this year this could be my last."
Image source, Getty ImagesP Reed -3, C Hoffman -4, A Hadwin -3 (15)
Patrick Reed, Charley Hoffmann and Adam Hadwin look set to be the lowest scoring group after round one. Especially after they've all avoided a Sergio-style meltdown on the 15th.
Reed rattles in his third straight birdie to move alongside Hadwin into tied second, a shot adrift of co-leaders Hoffmann and Henrik Stenson.
Image source, Getty ImagesM Leishman -2, T Fleetwood E, T Woods +1
Tommy Fleetwood finds himself in a greenside bunker on the 18th, but delicately clips one up on to the dancefloor and the Southport golfer will be happy to get out of this opening round at one under par.
A little work to do to salvage par... oh no, he can't sink it from five feet. Fleetwood closes with a bogey that drops him back to level.
Marc Leishman held the early lead, and closes on a two-under 70. And what about the man they've all come to watch? It's par for Tiger Woods, who posts 73 on his return to Augusta.
A Scott E, R McIlroy E, J Rahm +1 (7)
Fresh from missing that birdie chance on six, Rory McIlroy bogeys the par-4 seventh to drop back to level par.
His playing partners aren't faring any better either, Adam Scott is also level after seven straight pars while Jon Rahm is one over after dropping, like Rors, a shot on the seventh.
Image source, EPAThe current leaderboard says Charley Hoffman and Henrik Stenson, but what do the odds reckon? Jordan Spieth remains the bookies' favourite, while Rory McIlroy is the betting favourite, according to Oddschecker..., external
Oddschecker’s Callum Wilson: “Rory McIlroy is the punters’ pick, attracting 56% of all stakes since the first tee-off earlier today.
“McIlroy is dominating the action from a bookies standpoint, with the Brit taking the lion’s share of bets from the public.
“Bookies have cut his odds from 11/1 pre-tournament, into 6/1 following his opening six holes at Augusta.”
S Garcia +9 (16)
You can't keep a good man down. Sergio Garcia bounces back from that horror show on 15 with a birdie on 16. Funny old game.
H Stenson -4 (15)
Henrik Stenson wipes out that bogey on the 14th immediately with a birdie on the par-five 15th. And with that he returns to a share of the lead.
Having nestled one up to the side of the green, the Swede pops it in from close range to go four under, tied up top with Charley Hoffman.
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That Golf Guy: If Augusta is anything like my course, then someone will be selling those balls back to Garcia in the car park later today.
Trevor Priestman: Sergio Garcia doing his chances of landing the lead role in a remake of the film tin cup no harm, Kevin Costner like, by constantly aiming for the water!
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