Masters 67th Opens With Woods Clinging To Historic Sweep
Augusta GA Sunday reverberates as Tiger Woods eyes a historic three‑peat at Augusta National. A tense playoff pits Weir against Marhace after 72 holes with Woods at 7 under 261 and a final charge possible on the back nine.
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At a Glance Golf Historical Scores and Names
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Woods falls short as Masters bid ends in Augusta
Tiger Woods, favored to win a third straight Masters, struggles Sunday at Augusta. Len Mattiace and Mike Weir surge ahead with eagle and solid play as Woods posts a 75 for nine strokes back. He reflects on a costly misjudgment on the third hole and ends a weekend pursuit without the jacket.
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Maggert’s costly miscues ruin Masters bid at Rae’s Creek
Augusta Ga Jeff Maggert, the third round leader, stumbled with a 3-over 75 as two key holes and a bizarre bounce in Rae’s Creek derailed his Masters hopes. He finished fifth after a late rally faltered on the famous par 3 12th amid a rake-mark bunker mishap. Mickelson and Weir grabbed top spots. lefty remains Masters’ best non winner. Martha Burk plots push for women’s entry at Augusta National, targeting corporate leaders.
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Weir Wins Masters Narrowly in Masters Thriller
Mike Weir held firm to win the 2003 Masters in a drama filled final round. Shane Mattiace surged with a 63 but fell just short in a playoff where Weir nailed a clutch 15 foot birdie on the 13th to force extra holes and edge past Mattiace as Tiger Woods faded. Weir becomes only the second left handed Masters champion after Bob Charles.
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Mattiace’s Masters Quest Ends in Emotional Defeat
At the Masters, Mattiace, 35, chased his dream for 15 years since his amateur 1988 bow. He led late after a brilliant day butbogeyed No 18 and lost to Weir in a tied finish asCanadian fans sang, while his late mother-in-law’s memory shadowed his round and he spoke of gratitude for the chance to compete at Augusta.
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