Wind gusts reached 40 miles per hour at Augusta National on Friday, bringing carnage to the 88th edition of The Masters.
That explains why so many players have struggled, including Shane Lowry, who honestly assessed the conditions after his 2-over 74.
“It’s so hard out there. It’s honestly a lot of guesswork and a lot of luck involved. It’s hard to hole putts. It’s hard to hit it close,” Lowry said.
“The wind is all over the place. I’ve never seen it like this. That was probably the toughest two days of golf that I’ve played.”
Lowry, who hails from Ireland, has seen plenty of tough weather on the
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