Friday 6 April 2018 23:26, UK
Bubba Watson produced some more pine straw magic during the second round of the Masters.
The left-handed American played one of the greatest shots seen at Augusta National on his way to the first of his two victories in the tournament in 2012.
Watson hooked his second shot out of the pine straw in the woods on the 10th hole to claim a par which edged out Louis Oosthuizen in a play-off six years ago.
And he repeated the trick with his second shot on the 11th hole on Friday, once again playing a big, looping hook from the trees on the right-hand side of the fairway.
His ball safely made it onto the green to set up a birdie opportunity, although he failed to take it.
"He does everything with his hands. The man is a genius with his hands. This is an absolutely amazing shot," said Butch Harmon in the Sky Sports commentary box.
Click play to watch the video of Watson's latest pine straw magic and revisit his legendary 2012 shot….
Marc Leishman also displayed his ball-movement skills on the 15th hole during the second round.
The Australian right-hander landed his second shot on the green on the par-five and it curled sharply to the left to leave a putt for eagle, which he duly drained.
