By Julian Linden AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 11 (Reuters) - For a brief moment, it looked like Rory McIlroy was back to his best and ready to charge up the Masters leaderboard on Thursday. Then just as quickly, it looked like he was heading for another Augusta National meltdown. In the end it was neither. The Northern Irishman shot a first round of even-par 72. No harm was done but no great inroads were made either. "It could have been better," McIlroy conceded. "I felt like I played well and gave myself plenty of opportunities. ...
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