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DeChambeau hits an absolutely remarkable shot at the 15th to set up an eagle putt.
It doesn't drop, but he gobbles up the birdie putt to move one ahead of the field at five under.
Rahm -2, Fitzpatrick -2, Dunlapd +4 (8)
Here comes LIV Golf's marquee signing.
The Spaniard cards back-to-back birdies.
First, Rahm held a 20 footer at the seventh before pitching close at the next.
Fitzpatrick makes birdie on the eighth as well after finding the green in two.
Ryan Fox makes tough work of 13.
He sprayed his tee shot right and, after getting back into position, inexplicably finds the water with his third at the par-5.
Still, he holes a gutsy putt for bogey and still has a share of the lead.
Dark horse Shane Lowry makes birdie at the first.
Will he contend this week?!
Fox -5 (12)
DeChambeau -4 (14)
Willett -3 (16)
An -3 (12)
Conners -2 (13)
Zalatoris -2 (8)
Scheffler -2 (7)
Smith -2 (6)
DeChambeau -4 (13)
The American picks up strokes on 12 and 13 to make it through Amen Corner at four under.
Tiger Woods has just arrived.
The five-time champion winner heads straight to the range and is honing his short game, hitting some saucy little spinners out of the bunker.
Woods claimed at the beginning of the week he believes if everything comes together then he can win.
His critics suggest he will have a difficult time making the cut.
Thomas E, Matsuyama +1, Zalatoris -1 (6)
It's pretty solid stuff so far from JT and Zalatoris.
Thomas leaves himself 30 feet for birdie at the seventh. Zalatoris finds the heart of the green.
Matsuyama looks visibly disgusted as he finds the front bunker.
Scheffler -1
The world number one taps in for par at the fifth.
Solid start from the 2022 champion.
All tee times BST...
Justin Rose 19:42
Shane Lowry 19:54
Nicolai Hojgaard 20:06
Tyrrell Hatton 20:30
Tiger Woods 20:54
Brooks Koepka 21:06
Jordan Spieth 21:18
Ludvig Aberg 21:18
Tommy Fleetwood 21:30
Dustin Johnson 21:30
There's something about Phil Mickelson and Augusta National, isn't there?
Lefty turns in one under.
McIlroy bounced back from an early bogey with a birdie at the third hole.
But he's going in the wrong direction again.
His tee shot landed in the bunker at the fourth hole and can't save his par.
Meanwhile Scottie Scheffler can't convert his birdie putt he and stays at one under.
Xander Schauffele has started poorly and is two over.
R. Fox -5 (8)
E. V Rooyen -4 (13)
T. Olesen (9), B. An (7) -3
D. Willett (11), B. DeChambeau (9), C. Conners (8) -2
Ryan Fox has taken the outright lead.
And what a start by the Kiwi, who moves to five under after eight holes.
Fox leads Erik van Rooyen by one.
We were talking about how McIlroy made a meal of the second hole.
The Northern Irishman misses from six feet to save his par.
This is absolutely not what McIlroy fans wanted to see early...
Bryson DeChambeau falls back to two under at the turn.
DeChambeau three-putts from 70 feet on the ninth.
Scheffler takes advantage of the par-5 second, rolling in a nine footer for birdie.
Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has made a complete hash of this hole...
Justin Thomas is playing his first major without Jim Mackay on the bag.
Things are going okay so far for JT, who is one under after four.
Thomas is playing with former champ Hideki Matsuyama (E) and Will Zalatoris (-1).
Wyndham Clark is a Masters rookie but his pedigree suggests he could contend this weekend.
Clark, Viktor Hovland and Cameron Smith all make regulation fours to begin.
Matthew Fitzpatrick cards an early birdie to move to one under.
Meanwhile it's not been the quickest of starts for Jon Rahm.
Rahm finds the bunker with his tee shot on the second hole has to splash out, leaving a short iron into the green.
Erik van Rooyen (12), Danny Willett (9), Bryson DeChambeau (8), Christo Lamprecht (8), Ben An (6) and Ryan Fox (6) all share the lead at 3-under.
McIlroy found the centre of the green with his approach at the first.
He comes up and out of his birdie putt, though, and taps in for par.
Scheffler also tapped in for a four.
Xander Schauffele is off to a bad start, though, with a bogey.
Lefty is level after four holes.
LIV's posterboy has been grouped with Sepp Straka and Tony Finau.
Finau and Straka are one under.
Rory McIlroy flushes his opening tee shot 354 yards straight down the middle of the fairway.
How are we feeling, Rory fans?