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Masters leaderboard 2014: Miguel Angel Jimenez in the lead

The most interesting man in golf is once again thriving in the first round of the Masters.

The first round of a major championship is underway, which means Miguel Angel Jimenez is in the hunt. Jimenez has shot in the 60s in the first round of a major in six of his last eight appearances, according to Justin Ray of ESPN, and he is well on his way to making it seven of nine. Jimenez is currently 4-under and alone in first place.

The Mechanic played the front nine as well as any player thus far, notching four birdies to make the turn in 32. That included a stretch of three birdies in four holes to close the front nine. With a par at No. 10, Jimenez heads into Amen Corner one stroke ahead of the field.

The top of the leaderboard is loaded with big names, including defending champion Adam Scott. Scott is 3-under through eight holes, tied for second place with Brandt Snedeker and Steve Stricker. Scott got his round off to an excellent start with a birdie at No. 1. He added another birdie at No. 6 and moved to 3-under with a birdie at No. 8.

Jonas Blixt was in the lead at 4-under at one point, but bogeys at No. 15 and No. 18 dropped him to 2-under. He’s currently tied with Kevin Stadler in the clubhouse. Rory McIlroy is among a host of players tied for ninth place at 1-under. McIlroy birdied two holes early, but dropped a shot with a bogey on the par-5 eighth hole.

Place

Player

Score

Through

1

Miguel Angel Jimenez

-4

10

T2

Adam Scott

-3

8

T2

Brandt Snedeker

-3

9

T2

Steve Stricker

-3

10

T5

Jonas Blixt

-2

F

T5

Bill Haas

-2

10

T5

Matteo Manassero

-2

10

T5

Kevin Stadler

-2

F

T9

Fred Couples

-1

12

T9

Stephen Gallacher

-1

4

T9

Matt Kuchar

-1

2

T9

Sandy Lyle

-1

6

T9

Rory McIlroy

-1

8

T9

Jose Maria Olazabal

-1

5

T9

Patrick Reed

-1

8

T9

Vijay Singh

-1

3

T9

Gary Woodland

-1

13

T18

Sang-Moon Bae

E

1

T18

Thomas Bjorn

E

3

T18

K.J. Choi

E

10

T18

Jason Dufner

E

8

T18

Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano

E

1

T18

Rickie Fowler

E

12

T18

Lucas Glover

E

5

T18

Thongchai Jaidee

E

2

T18

Bernhard Langer

E

1

T18

Larry Mize

E

7

T18

Francesco Molinari

E

1

T18

Thorbjorn Olesen

E

9

T18

Louis Oosthuizen

E

2

T18

John Senden

E

17

T18

Webb Simpson

E

12

T18

Jordan Spieth

E

8

T34

Stewart Cink

1

F

T34

Darren Clarke

1

4

T34

Brandon de Jonge

1

15

T34

Graham DeLaet

1

1

T34

Jamie Donaldson

1

9

T34

Matthew Fitzpatrick

1

8

T34

Jim Furyk

1

9

T34

Oliver Goss

1

1

T34

Trevor Immelman

1

1

T34

Matt Jones

1

6

T34

Michael McCoy

1

7

T34

Ryan Moore

1

3

T34

Charl Schwartzel

1

8

T34

Scott Stallings

1

16

T34

Kevin Streelman

1

7

T34

Jimmy Walker

1

12

T34

Boo Weekley

1

17

T34

Mike Weir

1

14

T52

Steven Bowditch

2

17

T52

Roberto Castro

2

14

T52

Ken Duke

2

6

T52

Derek Ernst

2

1

T52

Billy Horschel

2

15

T52

Graeme McDowell

2

12

T52

Mark O'Meara

2

17

T52

D.A. Points

2

7

T52

Garrick Porteous

2

5

T52

Nick Watney

2

4

T62

Matt Every

3

14

T62

John Huh

3

F

T62

Ian Poulter

3

13

T62

Tom Watson

3

15

T66

Zach Johnson

4

10

T66

Martin Kaymer

4

16

T66

Chang-Woo Lee

4

12

T66

Hideki Matsuyama

4

9

T70

Angel Cabrera

5

13

T70

Branden Grace

5

7

T70

David Lynn

5

17

T70

Ian Woosnam

5

F

T70

Y.E. Yang

5

F

75

Tim Clark

7

F

T76

Jordan Niebrugge

9

F

T76

Craig Stadler

9

16

78

Ben Crenshaw

11

F

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