AUGUSTA: Brooks Koepka takes things as they come. He might even seem unhurried and languid in his approach, regardless of where he is playing. Yet, he makes no bones that he shuts himself off at the big events, like the Majors.
After a solid, unhurried 7-under 65 with eight birdies and one bogey in the first round of the 87th Masters, Koepka continued his imperious march on the second day. He turned in 3-under and had touched double digits under par in 26 holes of play. At the time of writing, Koepka was 12-under with two more to play, where he finished birdie-birdie on the first day.
