Roars return as Kim and Co capitalize on Sunday scoring setup

The Masters competition committee invited a Sunday shootout with a few tees moved forward, a little overnight watering of the greens and pins placed in more accessible locations.
Jose Maria Olazabal, of Spain, chips to the green on the third hole. Pic: David J. Phillip, AP

Jose Maria Olazabal, of Spain, chips to the green on the third hole. Pic: David J. Phillip, AP

After two rounds with only three scores in the 60s, the roars returned for birdies and eagles with the traditional Sunday scoring setup at Augusta National.

While the course remained fairly firm and fast after three days of sun and wind, the Masters competition committee invited a Sunday shootout with a few tees moved forward, a little overnight watering of the greens and pins placed in more accessible locations.

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