Most of the players to shoot 90 or worse were aging lions of the game. Masters champions Doug Ford and Horton Smith each did it twice. Charles “Chick” Evans and Fred McLeod accepted midcentury Masters invitations when they were decades past their peak, and each posted two scores beginning with a 9.

The 21-year-old made his Masters debut on Thursday and carded the worst round by a player under 50 years old since 1956

Nick Dunlap, a two-time winner last year on Tour, shot 18-over 90 in the opening round of the 89th Masters. Dunlap, who had his left wrist bandaged Thursday at Augusta National, was in 95th place, with the next highest score 79.