Wetterich leads Masters

...by himself. Just walked the front 9 with him... again, impressed with how he's in total control of his emotions and his game. The danger with first-timers here, as Brett is, is that they will either become timid or fearless... either is trouble. Wetterich parred the first 8 holes, most routinely, with 3-4-5 foot putts. He faded his tee ball on 7, into the pine straw... then left the chip out short of the fairway...bogey seemed likely, approaching the 2nd-smallest green on the course... but wetterich's approach landed 5 feet from the cup... he dunked the 5-foot sidehill snake for a great save... finally made a bird at 9, from 30 feet below the hole... way too early to say he can win... not too early to suggest he'll finish Top 16, earning a trip back next year...