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The Par 3 contest at the 2017 Masters was canceled because of weather after less than an hour of play, but that was enough time for 2003 Masters champion Mike Weir to card a hole-in-one for the day’s best highlight. 

Last year’s Par 3 contest set multiple records with nine hole-in-ones on the day and a new low score by winner Jimmy Walker (8 under), who had an ace of his own on the way to a 19 on the par-27 course at Augusta National. 

Weir made it through seven of the nine holes before play was canceled, finishing at the top of the leaderboard in a tie for first place with Brendan Steele at 3 under thanks to this hole-in-one at No. 4. 

Only two players, Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson, completed the nine-hole Par 3 course before play. The good news is that strong thunderstorms are in the forecast through Wednesday night but should be gone by Thursday morning, leaving cool and windy conditions (15-25 mph) for Round 1. Wind will be a huge factor for the first two days, but is expected to die down as temperatures rise, heading into a sunny weekend as the field narrows and the race to be champion of the 81st Masters heats up. 

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