WATCH: Masters mishaps and second-round fails!
From hitting trees and patrons to finding the water hazards of Augusta National, we look at some of the occasions shots didn’t go to plan for the golfers during the second round at The Masters.
When golf courses get tough and the pressure gets intense, even the best players in the world can be made to look a little bit silly.
Stars of the show include Vijay Singh, Shane Lowry, Bernd Wiesberger, Matt Kuchar, Dustin Johnson… and many more:
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