The Masters Under Fire From Golfers for Surprise Course Change
Summary
Several golfers at the Masters, a major golf tournament, expressed concerns about the unexpectedly slow speed of the greens at Augusta National Golf Club. Golfers like Shane Lowry and Scottie Scheffler reported difficulties due to the greens not being as firm or as fast as expected.Key Facts
- The Masters is a major golf tournament held at Augusta National Golf Club.
- Golfers noted the greens were slower than expected, affecting their play.
- Shane Lowry thought the tournament would be tough due to dry weather, but this was not the issue.
- Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1 golfer, was surprised by the greens' condition and expected them to be firmer.
- Andrew Novak missed the cut, citing issues with the inconsistency between the practice green speed and course greens.
- Jordan Spieth, a former Masters champion, struggled with putting due to the slower greens.
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