AUGUSTA, Georgia : The bulk of the LIV Golf contingent at Augusta National failed to break par in ideal scoring conditions on Thursday but Brooks Koepka represented the Saudi-backed circuit splendidly as he grabbed a share of the first-round Masters lead.
Among the notable LIV Golf players that did not break par were Bubba Watson , who had the highest score among his peers on the Saudi-backed circuit, Louis Oosthuizen , Bryson DeChambeau , Charl Schwartzel and Sergio Garcia . This week's Masters marks the first to be held since the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit launched last June and there has been plenty of attention paid to its players who came to Augusta National for the year's first major.
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