AUGUSTA, Ga. – Adam Scott, a major champion, said his first tee shot at the Masters is the most nervous he gets all year.
So imagine the anxiety, then, for an amateur who is playing in the most famous golf tournament in the world for the first time.
Or not.
“I wasn’t nervous at all,” Bryson DeChambeau said Thursday, a surprising statement from a player who (a) was teeing it up alongside defending champion Jordan Spieth, and (b) putting on display his four months of preparation and a dozen practice rounds at Augusta National.