Bryson DeChambeau hit nearly 400 balls on a range Wednesday to ensure everything about his game is in tip-top shape at Augusta for the Masters.

So said David Fay back in 1989, when he was the USGA’s executive director and Karsten Solheim was filing a $100 million lawsuit against the ruling body’s ban of the Ping Eye 2’s so-called U-grooves.

DeChambeau hit almost 400 practice balls on Tuesday at Augusta National Golf Club as he tried to iron out certain parts of his game.