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Brooks Koepka is a three-time major winner.
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Bryson DeChambeau's best finish at a major is T15 at the 2016 US Open.
Americans Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau can't be separated after the first day's play at the 83rd Masters.
Koepka's 66 was bogey-free, while DeChambeau birdied the final hole for the same score after hitting the pin on his second shot.
Phil Mickelson is looking for his fourth green jacket, and bidding to become the oldest major winner in history at 48.
He sits third on five under, while Ian Poulter is the highest placed non-American - the Englishman is joint fourth with American world number two Dustin Johnson on four under.
With his fourth consecutive round at the Masters in the 60s, Jon Rahm is in a group on three under, along with the 2013 champion Adam Scott.
Four-time champion Tiger Woods is looking for his first Masters win in 14 years, he's on two under along with Rickie Fowler, Jason Day and the Open champion Francesco Molinari.
It's Rory McIlroy's fifth attempt to complete the career grand slam, the most tries needed for any golfer.
He began his quest for a maiden green jacket with one over, while world number one carded a 75, with two birdies on the back nine.
Day One Leaderboard
-6 B Koepka (USA), B DeChambeau (USA)
-5 P Mickelson (USA)
-4 I Poulter (ENG), D Johnson (USA)
-3 J Harding (SA), A Scott (AUS), J Rahm (SPN), K Kisner (USA), K Aphibarnrat (THA)
-2 T Woods (USA), R Fowler (USA), J Day (AUS), F Molinari (ITA)-1 T Fleetwood (ENG), B Langer (GER)
+1 S Garcia (SPN), P Reed (USA), R McIlroy (NIR), T Hatton (ENG)
+2 E Pepperell (ENG)
+3 J Rose (ENG), J Spieth (USA)
+9 P Casey (ENG)
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Koepka's 66 was bogey-free, while DeChambeau birdied the final hole for the same score after hitting the pin on his second shot.
Phil Mickelson is looking for his fourth green jacket, and bidding to become the oldest major winner in history at 48.
He sits third on five under, while Ian Poulter is the highest placed non-American - the Englishman is joint fourth with American world number two Dustin Johnson on four under.
With his fourth consecutive round at the Masters in the 60s, Jon Rahm is in a group on three under, along with the 2013 champion Adam Scott.
Four-time champion Tiger Woods is looking for his first Masters win in 14 years, he's on two under along with Rickie Fowler, Jason Day and the Open champion Francesco Molinari.
It's Rory McIlroy's fifth attempt to complete the career grand slam, the most tries needed for any golfer.
He began his quest for a maiden green jacket with one over, while world number one carded a 75, with two birdies on the back nine.
Day One Leaderboard
-6 B Koepka (USA), B DeChambeau (USA)
-5 P Mickelson (USA)
-4 I Poulter (ENG), D Johnson (USA)
-3 J Harding (SA), A Scott (AUS), J Rahm (SPN), K Kisner (USA), K Aphibarnrat (THA)
+1 S Garcia (SPN), P Reed (USA), R McIlroy (NIR), T Hatton (ENG)
+2 E Pepperell (ENG)
+3 J Rose (ENG), J Spieth (USA)
+9 P Casey (ENG)
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