Amateur impresses despite final-hole stumble at Masters

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By Tim Wharnsby AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - A triple-bogey seven dropped Bryson DeChambeau four shots from the lead at the Masters, but the closing-hole blunder failed to dampen the spirits of the American amateur on Friday. Playing in the same group as second-round leader Jordan Spieth, DeChambeau arrived at the 18th tee one shot behind the defending champion.

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