Tiger matches the King's mark
Tiger Woods added a fourth green jacket to his Masters Tournament collection Sunday, but this one didn't come easy. Chris DiMarco made sure of that.
2005 Masters News
Woods gets shot at Slam
One down, three to go for Tiger Woods. A sweep of all four majors in a calendar year has never been achieved since the Masters Tournament started in 1934, and Woods is the only golfer who can pull it off this year.
DiMarco feels bite of Tiger's victory
Chris DiMarco tapped in his par putt on the first playoff hole Sunday and walked over by the bunker at No. 18. He squatted, holding his glove in his left hand, and waited to see if Tiger Woods would sink his 15-foot birdie putt for his fourth green jacket.
Amateur outshines many pros
Ryan Moore stopped at the door leading into the clubhouse at Augusta National Golf Club, where he planned to shower upstairs in the amateurs' loft called the Crow's Nest.
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Monday, April 11, 2005
- Woods' playoff win matches the King's mark
- Woods gets another shot at finishing Grand Slam
- Tiger's timeless touch
- Woods' Masters victory takes heat off instructor
- Michaux: Woods, DiMarco both winners in duel
- Amateur outshines many pros
- DiMarco feels bite of Tiger's victory
- Where's the beef? Duo mute on issue
- Nantz: Tiger gives a glimpse of his emotional side
- Diary: Palmer to savor taste of Masters
- Soaring shouts, painful groans give portrait of back-nine drama
- What they're saying
- Masters notebook
- Fans' corner
- Woods again delivers feeling of dj vu for DiMarco
- Who's hot, who's not
- Master's Tournament earnings
- In the bag: Tiger Woods
Sunday, April 10, 2005
- An unforgettable day
- Michaux: Nicklaus says goodbye
- Relaxed Bjorn is enjoying himself
- Tiger serves notice to the field
- Putting presents problems for Singh
- Mickelson searches for his rhythm
- Birdies fly for Furyk in Round 2
- Amateur Moore plays more like a pro to make cut
- Howell found bunkers, but not his momentum
- Tip of the cap, tears make up Nicklaus' quiet farewell
- Is Sunday's course full of grace?
- A golden finish
- What they are saying
- Diary: Delays test rookie's nerves
- Nantz: Unique bond between network, Augusta has persevered
- Behind the scenes: Big money takes focus off purses
- DiMarco holds on through 2
- Cut claims trio of golf's top players
- Masters notebook
- On TV
- Fans' corner
- Who's hot, who's not
- What's in the bag: Retief Goosen
Saturday, April 9, 2005
- Delayed again, naturally
- Golfers eat, sleep, plan for long day
- Past winners wait out rain in elite company
- Michaux: Tension spikes in champs' sanctum
- Defending champion keeps quiet on game
- 3-Way tie
- Donald won't allow himself to get too excited
- Howell trades struggles for co-leader status
- What they're saying
- Aussies making move to the top
- Woods cannot afford to flop
- Nicklaus, veterans keep eye on Sunday
- Amateur Moore sees red in round
- Howell not blue about rainy days
- DiMarco tops leaderboard at end of delayed 1st round
- Finishing touches
- Nantz: Course is playing mind games with golfers
- Behind the scenes: Friends stay for march to victory
- Forsman has an eye for dramatic events
- Dairy: A short day on the course leaves a lot to think about
- Volunteers treasure experiences
- Masters notebook
- Fans' corner
- You can run, or you can hide
- What's in the bag: Jack Nicklaus
- Who's hot, who's not
Friday, April 8, 2005
- Hensby, DiMarco shine after rain delay
- Goosen proving worthy of hype
- Michaux: Former champion earned right to play the course one final time
- Mickelson's title defense cut short by opening-round delay
- Howell is even after tough day
- Changes to course keep Bear from breaking loose
- Confident Moore is up to par for round
- For brief moment, course sees glimpse of old Duval
- 16th hole isn't friendly to Casper
- Hensby finishes debut in second
- Soaking it all in
- Patrons remain upbeat during waiting game
- Caddies get antsy in delay
- Diary: Putts keep Palmer in game, birdie builds his confidence
- Nantz: Fans' love, respect for Nicklaus is palpable
- Profiler breaks down mental game
- Behind the scenes: Making the cut is a major deal
- Being first in gate motivates two Masters fans
- What they are saying
- Who's hot, Who's not
- Masters notebook
- Getting down to work
- Fans' corner
- In the bag: Ryan Moore
Thursday, April 7, 2005
- It's not lonely at the top for this Masters
- Familiar forecast for field
- Chairman says change to invite process is possible
- Putting the jinx to rest, for now
- Michaux: Formula will reveal the winner
- 10 years later, '95 is no loss for Love
- Suddenly, lefties have the right stuff
- Statistics don't tell the whole story
- Diary: Caddie, fiance cope with death
- Beautiful day for golf
- U.S. is now smaller part of Masters melting pot
- King feels temptation to tee it up
- Par-3 is family time
- Howell's game is beginning to win him more converts
- Behind the scenes: Golfers say slumberland has a nightmarish course
- Nantz: Palmer's lessons are cherished
- Master's notebook
- Fans' corner
- On TV
- Press picks
- What's in the bag: Shaun Micheel
Wednesday, April 6, 2005
- The Big 5: Are they the brightest stars ever?
- Finally, Phil has arrived
- Michaux: Nicklaus needs his family in Augusta
- On the bright side
- Don't sell them short
- Nicklaus makes no guarantees
- Woods sees his best on horizon
- Goosen prefers speedy greens
- Red-hot Singh keeps a cool head about world rankings
- Disappointments haven't robbed Els of his optimism
- Maturity could be edge Garcia needs most
- Expectations reach stratospheric heights
- Diary: There's time to relax, and time to learn
- Champions Dinner
- Funk sells himself short
- Pair try not to get hung up on BellSouth
- Behind the scenes: Sport is more than a job to some
- Nantz: Augusta brings rebirth in the world of golf
- Surgery makes return to Augusta emotional
- Masters notebook
- Fan's corner
- On TV
- What's in the bag: Stuart Appleby
- Par-3 Guide
Tuesday, April 5, 2005
- Players come to expect wet days
- Mickelson arrives with another trophy
- Beeping security gates keep patrons in line
- With father improving, Harrington steadies mind
- For Nantz, rush is worth it
- Masters radio is on the air
- National's logo can turn anything into a hot item
- Diary: 'Television does no justice for this course'
- Michaux: Benchmarks for Masters history date to 1986, 2004
- Behind the scenes: Players learn to find win in loss
- Lighting up the range
- Switching off the power game
- On TV
- Fans' corner
- Masters notebook
- What's in the bag: Mike Weir
Monday, April 4, 2005
- Perks await delayed winner
- Masters champ near top of field
- Michaux: Swede's swing is missing something - clubs
- Diary: First-timer brings high hopes
- Golfers relishing quiet day at Augusta
- Behind the scenes: Friendly farewells become norm
- Masters notebook
- 2005 PGA tour schedule
- On tv
- What's in the bag: Jerry Kelly
Masters 2005 Preview
- The happiest player ever to win a major
- Mickelson's victory, Palmer's farewell made for dramatic week
- Easy come, easy go
- Goosen has flown under the radar
- Todd Hamilton takes the long road to Augusta
- Singh's rise to top awes fellow pros
- Confidence is one thing that never changes about Woods
- DiMarco is happy following own path
- Confidence, putter have gone hand-in-hand in Cink's revival
- Daly grind takes break
- Toms' early win is a good start
- Leonard can only hope trend continues
- Haas and Stadler take up the reins for senior brigade
- Mize battles pain of tournament snubs
- Howell revs up his short game
- Historic feat puts eyes on college star
- Ames' long wait is finally over
- Appleby has yet to blossom
- Scott schedules pre-Masters downtime
- Can Choi's third be a charm?
- Garcia's glory is on the horizon
- Title defense flop spurs on Weir
- Clarke works on sharpening game, players' fashions
- Harrington welcomes warm-ups
- Casey hates unwanted image
- Langer sees time to wear third jacket
- Golf can be a painful game
- Late adds to the field
- Current world rankings battle has rekindled the greatest debate
- Dueling major droughts
- Major achievements
- Singh secures top spot going to Masters
- Out of Africa
- Crossing the pond
- Arnie exits records race
- U.S. Open champions
- British Open champions
- PGA champions
- World rankings
- The odds
- 2005 Masters Tournament Committee assignments
- 50 years ago: Middlecoff's anxiety persisted to the end
- 25 years ago: Spaniard became youngest champion
- Palmer won't stay in Augusta for long
- Void will remain to open Masters
- Nicklaus leaves Masters future in limbo
- Family remains ahead of golfing
- Our amateurs
- Former amateurs share their Master's memories
- TV sponsors return after ad blackout
- That's the ticket
March 2005
- More foreign players in field
- Masters dreams hinge on Players
- Taylor makes push for Masters invite
- Montgomerie should receive special invite
- Masters update, March 8, 2005
- Nicklaus may skip Masters
- 2005 Masters tournament invitees as of March 1, 2005
February 2005
January 2005
September 2004
April 2004
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