Bryson DeChambeau heads into Round 2 of the Masters with the lead.
DeChambeau flew through his opening round on Thursday to post a bogey-free 65 in what was his best round at the Masters ever. That gave him a one-shot lead over Scottie Scheffler and the rest of the field.
Thanks to a heavy storm that went through the area, though, play was delayed a bit on Thursday morning — which in turn caused the opening round to be called early due to darkness on Thursday night. Among those still on the course is Tiger Woods, who ended his day at 1-under through 13 holes
The first round will resume on Friday morning at 7:50 a.