Windy conditions set the tone for day three of Masters

Former champion Larry Mize showed what was possible, both good and bad, on a windswept third day of the Masters at Augusta National.

Windy conditions set the tone for day three of Masters

Former champion Larry Mize showed what was possible, both good and bad, on a windswept third day of the Masters at Augusta National.

Mize, who memorably won the green jacket in 1987 by chipping in for birdie on the second play-off hole against Greg Norman, initially defied the conditions to open his third round with three consecutive birdies.

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