MORE FROM THE MASTERS
By GEORGE WHITE
4/7/05 - If anyone knows his way around Augusta National, its Jose Maria Olazabal.
4/7/05 - If anyone knows his way around Augusta National, its Jose Maria Olazabal.
4/7/05 -- Chris DiMarco helped Phil Mickelson win last year’s Masters. Now he wants a green jacket of his own.
4/7/05 -- The ashen sky loomed ominously overhead as Billy Casper lumbered slowly up the hill for the final tee shot of a long, long day.
4/7/05 -- Just four holes into a Masters he came into brimming with confidence, Woods had committed one of golf’s ultimate sins.
4/7/05 -- Chris DiMarco helped Phil Mickelson win last year’s Masters. Now he wants a green jacket of his own.
4/7/05 -- Martha Burk wants to make sure IBM, SBC Communications and Exxon Mobil aren’t discriminating against female employees.
4/7/05 -- Nick Faldo felt the familiar twinge in his lower back, and hoped the pain would subside long enough to finish his round at the Masters.
By BRIAN HEWITT
4/6/05 -- Jack Nicklaus is happy to be at Augusta National. Augusta National is lucky to have him there.
4/6/05 -- Jack Nicklaus is happy to be at Augusta National. Augusta National is lucky to have him there.
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4/6/05 -- For years, a win on the PGA Tour meant a trip to the Masters. That policy could be making a comeback.
4/6/05 -- Sergio Garcia would have liked it during the tournament itself. Still, it was hard to be unhappy about making the first double eagle of his life
4/6/05 -- Tiger Woods is still the main attraction at the Masters. But he no longer is the main event.