Bryson DeChambeau's hopes of adding a Green Jacket to his U.S. Open trophy were in tatters after he incurred a lost ball in unusual circumstances during the second round at the Masters on Friday.
Pre-tournament favourite DeChambeau was already a long way from the lead when he arrived at the par-four third at Augusta National.And a triple-bogey made his task all the harder, and left him with some work to do even to make the halfway cut. Had spectators been on site chances are someone would have seen the ball land, but with just a couple of marshals in the vicinity it was not to be.
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