DeChambeau bogeyed his next two holes to give the lead right back to McIlroy. Following a string of six straight pars, the Modesto, CA native double bogeyed the par-4 11th and bogeyed the par-3 12th to plummet down the Masters leaderboard.

After some rain overnight softened up the course, the scoring conditions were ideal for Friday’s second round at the Masters. And many of the world’s best golfers were ready to take advantage.