Wind at Augusta taketh, then takes some more

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Billy Horschel felt blown away.
His second shot Saturday on No. 15 at the Masters came to rest 10 paces onto the green. He marked the ball, put it back down and took his time sizing up the putt. Suddenly, a gust of wind kicked up. The ball rolled down a slope, off the false front and plunked back into the pond.
“I didn’t have my scuba gear,” he said.
A windbreaker would’ve worked better.
Five minutes, one penalty shot and one animated discussion