At next year's Masters, there's a new kid in town: China's Guan Tianlang today won the Asia-Pacific Championship at the tender age of 14, becoming the youngest golfer ever to qualify to take a swing at Augusta National, reports the AP. Guan, who's in the eighth grade and weighs about 125 pounds, couldn't make his final par 4 in two shots and had to chip to 5 feet and sink his putt. The Masters is in April, and its previous youngest contestant was Italy's Matteo Manassero, who was 16 at the 2010 tourney. (More Guan Tianlang stories.)