Amidst the plethora of new awards (some of them rather undistinguished - like an award for holing out, whether it be a birdie or a louis), might I suggest a meaningful award: the Bogeyman.
This would be awarded based on the number of bogey-free rounds (9 or 18), starting with 1 as the lowest level etc. This seems to me to be a worthy achievement. I daresay even the pros look at it that way when it comes to challenging events, like the US Open, where making even par gives you a chance to strike at the championship.
A bogey saved is a birdie earned.
Maybe this wouldn't be a big deal to the Masters, but it would mean something to the strivers.