Sir Nick Faldo: My Masters Champions Dinner was iconic but one golfer got it horribly wrong
US Open champion Wyndham Clark took a pop at Bryson DeChambeau and LIV Golf after the opening round of the Masters.Clark, making his first appearance at the iconic course, finds himself eight shots back after a one-over-par 73.
Despite talks between the PGA Tour and the PIF, LIV Golf stars remain banned from the Tour - and they do not get Official World Golf Ranking Points.Masters caddies can earn eye-popping six-figure sum for just four days' work at AugustaCredit: Getty DeChambeau has performed well on LIV Golf, winning twice in 2023, and finished T4 at the PGA Championship last year.
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