7 years agoUnlike last year, Tyrell Hatton played well enough on Thursday and Friday to make the cut and allow himself to play on the weekend at the Masters. In just his second career start he played solid golf, eventually finishing in a tie for 44th. Perhaps Sunday was a sign that Hatton is finally solving this course, as he broke par for the first time in five rounds with a two-under par 70. Hatton will look to carry Sunday's momentum into this week's RBC Heritage, an event that saw him in contention after three rounds in 2017.--cmangano
Source: PGA Tour