At Master's: did u see any steel spikes via TV?

I only watched a few of the final hours but did see some players with common plastic spikes but i saw none with traditional steel spikes.  Did any viewer see steel spikes, or did anyone in person at Augusta see steel spikes on golfers?

I know more and more pros are going soft spike now.

But I think Bubba has steel spikes, and I know for sure Phil has steel spikes. I think because their swings and footwork that still require having steel spikes.

can't say that I was looking, so naturally, sorry, I didn't see any. But I also watched a record low amount of it anyways.

Sounded like a lot of pro's still play in metal spikes.

Phil was wearing soft spikes at the Masters-

Oh really? He was huh? I didn't even notice. Must be the first time he's worn soft spike there. Or maybe he just starting using them this year?

Thought he only did on Saturday, when he was paired with Vijay, lol.

Wrong, they showed a close up on Phil. No more 9 Inch Nailz. I was shocked, reversed to make sure. Some kind of bright green/yellow HUGE soft spikes.

You could definitely tell what Bubba was wearing walking down the path from the 18th to the scoring room.

I miss the sound of metal spikes.

Jimenez was wearing steel spikes.

Does anyone this it's time to ban metal spikes on tour? With all the bitching by pros about spike marks (I love how the tamp them down after they - presumably - make them miss a putt lol), why not just go to soft spikes?

Yeah I know, there will be complaining about apparent loss of traction & footing & so on. But the technology seems to have gotten to the point that that's not so much an issue now...?

I read a lot of the guys wear those hybrid spikes which are plastic around the outside but have a metal spike in the middle.

Like this:

http://www.champspikes.com/products/golf/spikes/pro-stinger/

As opposed to the big old school spikes that Jiminez wears quite often.

I don't see the point of legislating it, and I don't think the players will either. Softspikes are overwhelmingly popular among non-Tour players, especially among juniors who have never played them, that I think we'll see them phased out within a pretty short period of time. Anyway, the amount of players on the PGA Tour the still use them is already very small.