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The 2025 Masters got underway in Augusta, Georgia, on Thursday, and Alabama’s former golfers made their mark. Three ex-Crimson Tide players—Davis Riley, Justin Thomas, and Nick Dunlap—took to the course. Both Riley and Thomas finished the first round with a 1-over-par 73, landing them in a tie for 38th. This is Riley’s first Masters appearance, while Thomas, in his 10th tournament, has made the cut in seven of his previous nine outings.

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Unfortunately for Dunlap, the day didn’t go as planned. In his second Masters, he shot a rough 90, leaving him 11 strokes behind the field in 95th place.

Justin Rose leads the pack with a stellar 7-under-par after Day 1. The golfers are back on the course for Round 2 on Friday.

Here’s how the former Alabama golfers fared on Day 1:

Davis Riley: 73 (+1), T38

Justin Thomas: 73 (+1), T38

Nick Dunlap: 90 (+18), 95th

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