With a flip of the calendar also comes resolutions, or at least an eager look at what lay ahead. So as the season resumes this morning, here are seven burning questions for 2021.
A decade and change of utterly dominant golf for Johnson could put him in the same class as Woods when it comes to the world ranking. He'll be 47 then.
Using the statistics listed in the official Masters media guide, we found Johnson had set or matched nine tournament marks, some of them of historical note and others of a more arcane nature.
For the four rounds Johnson had just four bogeys, two each in the second and final round, the fewest by any Masters champion in the 84-event history of the tournament.
