Masters 2018: Tom Watson rolls back years to win Par 3 Contest as golf stars relax with loved ones at Augusta
American, 68, shoots six-under to clinch nine-hole event as likes of Rory McIlroy, Ricky Fowler and Bubba Watson hit course with nearest and dearest

THE world's top golfers were joined by their Wags and kids at the traditional the Par 3 Contest at Augusta on the even of the US Masters.
Stars hit the course with friends and family, with the likes of Rory McIlroy, Ricky Fowler and Bubba Watson among the contenders relaxing alongside loved ones.
Veteran golfer Tom Watson claimed the prize, which is considered a curse as the winner has never gone on to win the Green Jacket in the same year.
But it was the sight of the wives and girlfriends, and their kids, in the traditional white overalls worn by caddies that drew all the attention.
McIlroy joked around with his wife Erica Stoll, who he wed last year in a huge ceremony in Ireland.
Allison Stokke, girlfriend of Rickie Fowler, delighted the crowds and still managed to look great in the unflattering overalls.
Englishman Fleetwood, 27, had looked set to win until two-time Masters winner Watson – 41 years his senior – pipped him to the title by shooting seven-under.
Fleetwood may be a relieved man that Watson beat him by a stroke.
Since the Par 3 event event started in 1960, no winner of it has ever gone on to triumph in the main event four days later.
Watson played the course with pals and fellow legends Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player.
Rory McIlroy of Northern Ireland talks with his wife Erica Stoll
And it was Nicklaus' 15-year-old grandson, Gary, who lit up the course with a hole-in-one on the final that moved his grandfather to tears.
Watson, who lost a play-off for the 2009 Open Championship at the age of 59, told ESPN: "I won it one other time a long time ago and of course I didn't win the tournament that year.
"But since I'm not playing the tournament I said 'Let's go for it this year.'"
A tearful Nicklaus, who won 18 majors during his career, rated his grandson's ace the number one moment of his career.
He said: "What I did doesn't make any difference to me. But watching your grandson do something special, I have a few tears.
"We talked about three days ago and said 'GT do you want to hit the ball on nine?' and he said 'sure'.
Wesley Bryan, Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson on the ninth hole
"I said, 'well I think you're going to make a hole-in-one'. It's his first.
"You always want the best for your kids and your grandkids and to watch a grandkid come along and knock in a hole-in-one on the biggest venue in the world.... wow. I mean what a day."
GT Nicklaus added: "This is probably my favourite week of the year and this is a special tournament, golf is a sport that I love and for that to happen is just unbelievable."