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Tied for 1st

Bubba Watson and Jordan Spieth are tied for 1st after the third round of the Masters. Both players are using Titleist Pro V1x, shouldn't you be too?

This is Jordan Spieth's first time in the Masters. Only 3 golfers have won the Masters on their first try: Horton Smith (1934, the very first Masters), Gene Sarzen (1935), and Fuzzy Zoeller (1979).  At 20 years old, Spieth could become the youngest winner of the Masters, since Tiger Woods won at 21. 

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