We were so close, golf fans.
We got Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player teeing off at the 2020 Masters at Augusta National, and even with grey skies, all felt good in the world with golf’s most classic tournament being played, even if it was in November. Heck, we were getting really early tee times, too!
But then? The skies opened up. Just around 20 minutes after the first round began, rain came pouring down, and delayed everything. Once again, 2020 is the worst. We can’t have nice things.
It appears the weather might clear up later in the day, so maybe that means we’ll get some golf in?
But it’s getting WET out there:
A bit wet at Augusta right now #TheMasters pic.twitter.com/OnsyQF9IML
— Golf Monthly (@GolfMonthly) November 12, 2020
13th fairway filling up fast.#themasters pic.twitter.com/cNCSV42gEb
— Martin Shirley (@mshirley61) November 12, 2020
Here’s some reaction:
Inclement Weather has suspended play at #themasters pic.twitter.com/wOEvlwTJiB
— FlipsSportsCards (@Cantguardflipp) November 12, 2020
Us for the last 578 days: Can't wait for the Masters!
The weather at the Masters: pic.twitter.com/sqg0IBKU9F
— Golf Digest (@GolfDigest) November 12, 2020
#Masters Weather delay. Arrrrg. pic.twitter.com/VqpxSpSrFG
— MarkSylvester (@MarkSyl61125162) November 12, 2020
The Masters having a weather delay just as it is getting started is the most 2020 thing ever.
— Ben Rector (@benrector) November 12, 2020
Anyone who didn’t expect a weather delay at the Masters this morning hasn’t been paying attention to 2020. pic.twitter.com/gbyesD4NuG
— Mark the Caddie (@caddietales) November 12, 2020
Ugh.
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