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Masters 2012: Byrd Opens with Par-3 Win

Former Clemson standout Jonathan Byrd a co-winner of annual Wednesday tradition.

Anderson native and former Clemson standout Jonathan Byrd was crowned co-champion of the annual Masters Par-3 tournament after rain and storms shortened the annual Wednesday tradition.

Byrd finished the tournament tied with Padraig Harrington.

But as ESPN points out, that's not necessarily a good sign heading into the first major tournament of the year.

The four-day tournament begins Thursday, with the first two rounds televised on ESPN. Saturday and Sunday play will be televised on CBS.

If you traveled to Augusta National for the Wednesday Par-3 tournament, or for the practice rounds any day this week, upload your photos here.

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