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Masters Tournament Par Scores

Thursday

At Augusta National

Augusta, Ga.

Yardage: 7,565; Par: 72

First Round

Sam Burns, United States 34-33—67 -5
Rory McIlroy, Northern Ireland 34-33—67 -5
Jason Day, Australia 36-33—69 -3
Kurt Kitayama, United States 33-36—69 -3
Patrick Reed, United States 31-38—69 -3
Shane Lowry, Ireland 35-35—70 -2
Justin Rose, England 33-37—70 -2
Xander Schauffele, United States 35-35—70 -2
Scottie Scheffler, United States 33-37—70 -2
Jacob Bridgeman, United States 37-34—71 -1
Brian Campbell, United States 35-36—71 -1
Tommy Fleetwood, England 32-39—71 -1
Hao-Tong Li, China 37-34—71 -1
Aaron Rai, England 33-38—71 -1
Nick Taylor, Canada 35-36—71 -1
Gary Woodland, United States 33-38—71 -1
Keegan Bradley, United States 40-32—72 E
Michael Brennan, United States 36-36—72 E
Wyndham Clark, United States 36-36—72 E
Sergio Garcia, Spain 35-37—72 E
Ryan Gerard, United States 39-33—72 E
Chris Gotterup, United States 35-37—72 E
Ben Griffin, United States 37-35—72 E
Max Homa, United States 35-37—72 E
Brooks Koepka, United States 36-36—72 E
Hideki Matsuyama, Japan 37-35—72 E
Matthew McCarty, United States 36-36—72 E
Kristoffer Reitan, Norway 36-36—72 E
Adam Scott, Australia 38-34—72 E
Jordan Spieth, United States 34-38—72 E
Sam Stevens, United States 36-36—72 E
Justin Thomas, United States 34-38—72 E
Akshay Bhatia, United States 34-39—73 +1
Harris English, United States 38-35—73 +1
Russell Henley, United States 36-37—73 +1
Dustin Johnson, United States 36-37—73 +1
Jake Knapp, United States 35-38—73 +1
Sepp Straka, Austria 35-38—73 +1
Cameron Young, United States 40-33—73 +1
Ludvig Aberg, Sweden 35-39—74 +2
Ethan Fang, United States 36-38—74 +2
Matt Fitzpatrick, England 38-36—74 +2
Tyrrell Hatton, England 38-36—74 +2
Collin Morikawa, United States 38-36—74 +2
Jose Maria Olazabal, Spain 34-40—74 +2
Cameron Smith, Australia 36-38—74 +2
J.J. Spaun, United States 37-37—74 +2
Corey Conners, Canada 36-39—75 +3
Viktor Hovland, Norway 39-36—75 +3
Zach Johnson, United States 36-39—75 +3
Michael Kim, United States 37-38—75 +3
Si Woo Kim, South Korea 37-38—75 +3
Tom McKibbin, Northern Ireland 36-39—75 +3
Andrew Novak, United States 37-38—75 +3
Charl Schwartzel, South Africa 37-38—75 +3
Daniel Berger, United States 37-39—76 +4
Bryson DeChambeau, United States 36-40—76 +4
Jackson Herrington, United States 39-37—76 +4
Nicolai Hojgaard, Denmark 36-40—76 +4
Sungjae Im, South Korea 38-38—76 +4
John Keefer, United States 38-38—76 +4
Marco Penge, England 41-35—76 +4
Bubba Watson, United States 41-35—76 +4
Danny Willett, England 37-39—76 +4
Patrick Cantlay, United States 38-39—77 +5
Ryan Fox, New Zealand 41-36—77 +5
Harry Hall, England 37-40—77 +5
Mason Howell, United States 39-38—77 +5
Casey Jarvis, South Africa 38-39—77 +5
Maverick McNealy, United States 40-37—77 +5
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Denmark 38-39—77 +5
Alex Noren, Sweden 37-40—77 +5
Fred Couples, United States 34-44—78 +6
Rasmus Hojgaard, Denmark 37-41—78 +6
Min Woo Lee, Australia 39-39—78 +6
Jon Rahm, Spain 40-38—78 +6
Angel Cabrera, Argentina 40-39—79 +7
Nicolas Echavarria, Colombia 37-42—79 +7
Max Greyserman, United States 38-41—79 +7
Brian Harman, United States 39-40—79 +7
Vijay Singh, Fiji 38-41—79 +7
Fifa Laopakdee, Thailand 40-40—80 +8
Robert MacIntyre, Scotland 39-41—80 +8
Carlos Ortiz, Mexico 43-37—80 +8
Sami Valimaki, Finland 37-43—80 +8
Brandon Holtz, United States 40-41—81 +9
Mateo Pulcini, Argentina 39-42—81 +9
Mike Weir, Canada 41-40—81 +9
Davis Riley, United States 42-40—82 +10
Naoyuki Kataoka, Japan 38-46—84 +12
Aldrich Potgieter, South Africa 44-40—84 +12

Caitlin Clark helps US beat China and 7-foot-3 Zhang Ziyu 94-61 in women’s World Cup opener

BERLIN (AP) — Caitlin Clark had 14 points and 11 assists to help the United States beat China, which was led by 7-foot-3 Zhang Ziyu, 94-61 in its women's basketball World Cup opener Friday. Rhyne Howard also scored 14 points and Jackie Young added 12 for the Americans, who have now won 31 consecutive World Cup games dating back to a loss in the semifinal game of the 2006 tournament. This a period of transition for the U.S. with a young roster that includes the trio of Clark, Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese. None of them were in the starting lineup, but they were on the court together to close out the opening quarter, which the Americans dominated to go up 27-14. China fought back at the start of the second quarter behind Zhang. The 19-year-old, who was making her first World Cup appearance, towered over the Americans. On defense, she stood under the basket, making it difficult for the Americans to score inside or get second shots off misses. On offense, the Americans constantly double-teamed her when she caught the ball.
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