2014 Masters Day Three Quick Roundup

Augusta Chronicle game story. (Westin/Augusta.com)

Bubba has a lead, even though it sure doesn’t feel like it. (Weinman/GolfDigest.com)

Jordan Spieth automatically calls anyone older tham him “Mr.” Even Bubba. (Sobel/GolfChannel.com)

Mr. Watson stumbled Saturday but still has part of the lead. (Rude/Golfweek.com)

Nice Spieth backstory stuff. (Reilly/ESPN.com)

Rickie Fowler's work with Butch Harmon is paying off. (Adler/GolfDigest.com)

Matt Kuchar doesn't sound fazed by his recent final round disappointinments (Shedloski/GolfDigest.com)

Poulter is pissed that the golf course was there for the taking and he didn’t take it. (Golfweek.com)

Putting derailed Adam Scott. (Coffin/GolfChannel.com)

50-year-old Miguel Angel Jimenez’s 67 recalls Hogan’s 66 at 54. (Fields/GolfDigest.com)

In case you missed it early, Ben Crenshaw revealed he will play just one more Masters. (Hoggard/GolfChannel.com)

Fred Couples did not take himself out of it Saturday. (Staats/Augusta.com)

Rory McIlroy admits that marker Jeff Knox beat him by one. (Ritter/golf.com)

Knox has an interesting legacy of playing as a marker. A 2013 story. (Bull/Guardian)

Phil and Tiger talked after the second round, at least hypothetically. (Sobel/GolfChannel.com)

The purse is up to $9 million. (Hoggard/GolfChannel.com)

A young Southern belle ran across the 10th green. Yes, that's news here. (Augusta.com)

More Augusta Chronicle photos. (Augusta.com)