Even when Phil Mickelson is the one hitting it. Phil just had to hit lob wedge even though his ball was comfortably on the green (every Augusta member cringed when contact was made) because putting it would have required running the ball through a lot of fringe to account for the break.

Phil's lob from the putting surface came up way short, however. But then he rolled in a big-breaking putt of about 12 feet to save par. Ian Baker-Finch pointed out it counts as a two-putt.