Woods electrifies Masters opening practice day
Tiger Woods emerged at Augusta National for a rare practice session drawing eager fans and six security guards. He parked at the practice green, then blasted a tee shot to the hill and chipped in a second ball on the par five second. Defending champ Nick Faldo and past champions Olazabal Watson Zoeller also played, while Nicklaus Price Norman were absent awaiting arrival.
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Augusta
Woods
Augusta National
Tiger Woods
Nick Faldo
Fred Couples
Jose Maria Olazabal
Tom Watson
Fuzzy Zoeller
Greg Norman
Nick Price
Jack Nicklaus
Zoeller
Clazabal
Scott Wooster
Masters Practice Round Gates Open and Parking Details
Practice round schedule states gates open at 8 a.m and close at 6 30 p m on day one. No tickets available and cameras allowed only during practice. Free parking offered on Washington Road and Berckmans Road first come first served for practice rounds.
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Obituary notices list several deaths on page 6A
Obituary notices report the deaths of Otis W Faircloth of Gloverville Jimmie W Cowan of Langley Christine E Johnson of Graniteville Ormond L Kimball of Hiram Maine Helma B Shields of Spartanburg Mildred L Gerstenberg of Aiken and Sarah C Tuten of Ragefield with notices appearing on page 6A.
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Otis W Faircloth
Gloverville
Jimmie W. Cowan
Langley
Christine E. Johnson
Graniteville
Ormond L. Kimball
Hiram, Me
Helma B. Shields
Spartanburg
Mildred L. Gerstenberg
Aiken
Sarah C. Tuten
Ragefield
Spring Break Week Sparks Golf and Games Across Augusta
Public schools closed for a week as North Augusta youngster Chris Waldrop 10 and thousands of fans hit Augusta National Golf Club to watch the Byron Nelson style play. Other youths like Sreignanna Faugl 11 plan strawberry picking and camping, while Shequila Johnson 8 stays close to home with playtime and fishing on the agenda.
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Augusta National Golf Lab
North Augusta
Chris Waldrop
Chris
Greg Norman
Aiken
Sreignanna Faugl
Breezy Hill Baptist Church
Shequila Johnson
Bath
Survivors walk to celebrate cancer battle at Relay event
Mary and John Hunter, once told they faced two common South Carolina cancers, plan to join the American Cancer Society Relay For Life at Hagood Stadium to show a positive path through diagnosis. They underwent surgery and chemotherapy, crediting ARMC and the Carolina Cancer Center for support.
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John Hunter
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Aiken High School
Hagood Stadium
Scott Webster
John
Mary Hunter
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