Poor putting leaves Snedeker short at Augusta National again, drops from 1st to 6th with 75

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Brandt Snedeker has fallen short at yet another Masters tournament, done in by his poor putting on Sunday.

After struggling through the front nine Sunday, the third-round co-leader took himself out of contention with back-to-back bogeys on 10 and 11.

His 3-over 75 put him at 4-under for the tournament, five strokes behind Angel Cabrera and Adam Scott. That left Snedeker in a tie for sixth.

Despite the disappointment, Snedeker was more composed afterward than he was in 2008. He sobbed uncontrollably when he lost that one.