On top of the Masters Leaderboard aren't your star studded cast. Chad Campbell after the first round is on top. Campbell got off to the greatest start in Masters history with five consecutive birdies, reeled in another four straight on the back nine, and despite bogeys on the last two holes, shot 7-under-par 65 to take sole possession of the lead. The course record of 63 was out there for him.
However, the tees were moved up, the pins were easy on the eyes, and the weather was ridiculously perfect. Tiger Woods on the hand is within striking distance. And Phil Mickelson, second favorite to Woods here, is eight back after a 73 because he couldn't very well make birdies from the trees. He used the word "terrible" four times to describe his play.
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