Nick Dunlap shoots 90, worst Masters score in decade

Nick Dunlap had a disappointing start to the Masters Tournament, shooting an 18-over-par 90, marking one of the worst first-round scores in tournament history and placing him last on the leaderboard. At just 21 years old, Dunlap is recognized as one of golf's promising talents, having won two PGA Tour events, including a historic amateur victory. His round included seven bogeys, four double bogeys, and a triple bogey, but notably, he did not record any three-putts throughout the day. This performance adds to his struggles in major tournaments, as he has yet to make the cut in his previous five major appearances. Despite the setback, fans expressed their support on social media, drawing parallels between Dunlap's experience and that of amateur golfers. Dunlap's chances of advancing in the tournament appear slim unless he delivers a remarkable performance in the second round.