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Robert MacIntyre also reacted angrily on the 17th hole [Getty Images]Scotland's Robert MacIntyre could face disciplinary action at the Masters after he directed a middle finger at the 15th green during a quadruple bogey.The 29-year-old plunged towards the bottom of the leaderboard after his nine on the par-five hole, ultimately posting an eight-over-par 80.The left-hander offered the gesture after he struck his approach into the pond guarding the front of the green.Having taken a penalty drop, his next shot again found the water, and then after taking a second drop, flew his ball over the green.MacIntyre also reacted angrily to his second shot on the 17th, slamming his club into the ground, and did not speak to the media after his round.He also swore after a slightly wayward tee shot on the par-three 12th hole and again after hitting a putt off the green on the par-five 13th, although he did record pars on both.Masters organisers are known for their strict rules and MacIntyre could be in further trouble.He was picked out by some observers as a potential contender for the title after finishing fourth at the recent Players Championship.He then led after the third round at last week's Texas Open, but was overtaken by JJ Spaun to finish as runner-up.Defending champion Rory McIlroy and American Sam Burns posted five-under-par 67s to lead the Masters after the first round.

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Bryson DeChambeau endured a nightmare opening day at Augusta National on Thursday, with the 32-year-old American finishing on four-over-par despite entering the tournament as one of the favourites for the green jacket, before then giving a tense interview.The golfer known as the "Mad Scientist" struggled throughout his first 18 holes, ultimately signing for a 76 that has left his title hopes hanging by a thread.Many had expected DeChambeau to mount a serious challenge this week, but his performance fell well short of those expectations.Visibly agitated during his post-round media duties, the American made clear his frustration with how the day had unfolded at the year's first major.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe nadir of DeChambeau's round came at the 11th hole, where a bunker proved his undoing in spectacular fashion.The American required three shots simply to escape the sand, duffing his attempts before finally finding the green.That calamitous sequence produced a triple bogey that effectively ended any realistic hopes of challenging for the title.After an opening round 4-over par 76 Bryson DeChambeau was about as livid as I've ever seen post round. Gone were the charismatic 2 minute responses and replaced with short choppy answers. pic.twitter.com/ogcUye1MVr Chris McKee (@mrmckee) April 9, 2026 When pressed on what went wrong in the bunker, DeChambeau offered little explanation."The bunker was softer than I anticipated," he said curtly, declining to expand further on the mishap.His iron play proved problematic throughout the round, with the American admitting afterwards: "Today I didn't have my irons under control."LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Lando Norris relationship update after reigning F1 champion got fans talking with public appearanceJonny Clayton sends message to Luke Littler after darts fans booed teenage sensationRory McIlroy reveals texts from Tiger Woods that angered wife Erica StollQuestions about his much-discussed 3D-printed five iron drew a particularly sharp response from the American.DeChambeau revealed he had used the innovative club just once during his troubled round."It prints in eight hours, machines in another three or four hours. Then you have to cut grooves in it, and do a bunch of other stuff. So you can have something within a day and a half," he explained.When a reporter suggested he might produce additional clubs before the weekend, DeChambeau dismissed the idea with evident irritation."No! It has to be USGA-conforming. There's a whole process you have to go through," he retorted.The governing body had only recently approved his five iron after previous unsuccessful attempts to gain clearance.The contrast with defending champion Rory McIlroy could hardly have been starker.The Northern Irishman produced an excellent opening round to sit tied for the lead at five-under-par heading into Friday's second round.DeChambeau now faces a daunting task to salvage his tournament, with historical precedent firmly against him.Over the past two decades, every Masters champion has recorded a first-round score of 72 or better, making his 76 a significant obstacle.Asked about his strategy for the second round, the American offered a measured response."I've just got to take what the golf course gives me, try to hit my irons better," he said.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter