. >> reporter: he played with two-time masters champion ben crenshaw and beat him by eight strokes.said he played like a veteran. >> oh, yes! >> reporter: jeffrey lewis admires in what he sees in the 120-pound phenom. >> i put myself in his shoes. i wish i could have been that age doing that. >> he has been playing golf since he was four. his ticket to the masters was winning the asia pacific amateur championship last november. the mast sers a high-pressure learning experience for any first-time player, much less an eighth grader. yesterday, after a warning, he was penalize for slow play on the 17th hole. >> the winds switch a lot so i had to change my clubs so this like over 50 seconds. >> reporter: he took the one-stroke penalty in a way many pros years older never would-- in stride. >> respect the decision. >> the real unfair part would have been if he had misthe the cut because of it. >> reporter: he didn't. he shiite 77 today to be 9 over par in his first masters. but if this week is any indication, it surely won't be his last. terrell brown, cbs news, agusta, georgia. >> axelr

ben crenshaw one and sacramento native nick watney here on nine.to allow for are shots like this. check out the refraction the players here at the ace. oh, yeah! it is like dance party here. ted potter, jr. won the event but you no par three winner has ever won the match. so count ted out for the next few you days. one thing you got the to like about the scene after the warriors clinched the playoff you spot last night, into champagne or wild party. more work to be done even in the final few dames. warriorgames. coach marc jackson shed tears of joy after the clincher and is curry says the warriors are just getting started. >> great to be in this position. we set the bar where we are and now i am guessing nobody will give aus shot in the first series and we expect that. our goal is to play good basketball and be aggressive and win the first series and we will take it from there. >>> nfl news, replacing future hall of fame linebacker ray lewis is rolando mclain? the ravens signed the former raider to a one year contract. he had so many issues on and

aclimatizing and he's here in augusta relishing every moment playing with former champions like ben crenshawods as well. a lot of talk about his impact on the game and what he's doing for the growth of the game in china. it was fascinating listening to the top two players in the world talking about guan's chances and what to experience here at the masters. i'm talking about tiger woods and first rory mcilroy. >> playing in the masters at 14, i mean, he could potentially play -- i mean, i don't know, 60 masters. i don't know. >> when i was here i was getting ready for, you know, midterms and things like that. so what's he doing? books here or anything? or just golf? no, it was cool to see. i mean, just the attitude and just the open mindedness. he's just taking it all in. >> it's just amazing, really, to tiger woods and rory mcilroy played when they were young. nothing like this. a 14-year-old from china, really go online and check it out. cnn.com/livi cnn.com/livinggolf. showcases him at home with his parents and evolution in golf up to this point at 14 years of age. >> that's pretty awesome

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afterward, ben crenshaw, the veteran prlaying with him, said he was just sick about this happening toision and he noted, and guan noted, when he spoke moments ago, the wind here at augusta is one of the issues today. a lot windier than it was yesterday. on the particular stroke he was penalized, particular hole, he decided to change his club on his second shot. that is apparently what triggered the penalty. and as crenshaw pointed out, and several other people around the club pointed out, since this happened, when they were 14 years old, they might not have known the exact right thing to do at the exact right moment, but unfortunately he is in the adult masters, so he is being penalized. >> playing with the big boys. as you said, they rarely, if ever, really never call penalties for slow play. that's like so infuriating. but will guan -- >> say it again, rachel? >> you can see my hair, this lovely hairdo i have right now, that's the wind, by the way, this is what he was dealing with. >> listen, enjoy it, you're outside and having a great time and great event, but is guan going to make

ben crenshaw also hit a hole in one yesterday.a tournament kevin ware returned to louisville yesterday with his teammates, coaches, and the championship trophy in hand if school threw a big party for both the men and women's teams. ware afterwards thanking the fans for all the love. >> we found some guys who wouldn't be here. thank you from the bottom of my heart. you guys have been amazing. you really kept me in good spirits. i'm going to try to get back on the court as quickly as upon for you guys. >> obviously that's a long road ahead for him. 12 months before he gets back on the court. weather might be an issue tonight and 20tomorrow morning r the masters. >> thank you. thanks so much. >>> can we take a second to talk about kobe bryant? this is at the l.a. lakers game. i got to el tell you, 47 points in 48 minutes. 18 for 18 at the free-throw line. this is absolutely fantastic because we thought the lakers were out of it and kobe singlehandedly, look at him. >> they are fighting tooth and nail for a playoff spot. i guess he's