2000 Masters
The man from the South Seas completed a long day's journey at the Augusta National Golf Club by winning the 64th Masters Tournament by three shots. Vijay Singh played 22 holes in three under par for the second major championship victory of his career and ninth of his PGA Tour career.
2000 Masters
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No comeback for Tiger
Sunday's final round of the Masters Tournament held a lot of promise for the world's top-ranked player. But in the end, there would be nothing but disappointment for Woods, the pre-tournament favorite.
Back nine unkind to Duval
Desire got the best of David Duval.Staring down the pin on No. 13, he cracked. He pressed. Desperation overpowered logic. Trailing Vijay Singh by one stroke, Duval went for it and disaster ensued.
Aaron not concerned with final score
Tommy Aaron took one more stroll around the Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday. His score didn't matter. He just wanted to remember the Masters and the record he set this week, at age 63 becoming the oldest player to make the cut.
Amateur treasures round with Nicklaus
If nothing else, David Gossett got to experience the thrill of receiving a standing ovation on the 18th hole of the Masters Tournament. All right, so the crowd cheered for six-time champion Jack Nicklaus.
Stories from April 10, 2000
Stories from April 9, 2000
- Amen Corner proves the turning point
- Fiji's headlines ignore native's win
- Behind the scenes: After 40 years, Bennett steps down
- Dorsey: Win boosts champion's confidence
- Els plays best Masters round
- Low amateur treasures final round with Nicklaus
- Jobe: 'Course wears you down'
- Masters notebook: Singh's caddy knows a winner
- One Jacket Wonders: Larry Mize
Stories from April 8, 2000
- Showers send fans scrambling
- Weather often hinders play
- Break has varied affect on golfers
- Singh produces despite weather
- Fijian finds confidence on greens
- Behind the scenes: To be in contention on Sunday
- CBS extends TV coverage after delay
- Volunteers keep fans informed
- Dorsey: Angry Tiger can be dangerous
- Delay broke Gossett's rhythym
- Duval holds onto contention
- Staggering Els very grateful for third-round stoppage
- First-timers prize Masters experience
- Jobe: Smiling after disastrous round
- Love trying to enjoy himself
- Ohio firm fashions jackets from Georgia cloth
- Masters Notebook: Staggering Els very grateful for third-round stoppage
- Member steps in to even field
- Mickelson's back-nine rally suspended
- Nicklaus shoots personal worst
- Wind sends ball over fence
- Norman continues comeback with 70
- One Jacket Wonders: Tommy Aaron
- 'Boss of Moss' relies on putter
Stories from April 7, 2000
- Stewart in hearts of duo
- Aaron sets new cut standard
- A disastrous anniversary for Seve
- Behind the scenes: Job security not in bag for caddies
- Dorsey: Three cheers for an old pal
- Duval finishes strong for lead
- Jobe: Top 16 remains in range
- Masters notebook: Garcia electric on 16
- Club member to make first visit
- Sugarloaf play prepared Mickelson
- Nicklaus lone survivor of Big Three
- Defending champion misses cut
- First-round leader stumbles
- Singh pleased with putting
- Poor putting harnesses Tiger
- One Jacket Wonders:Charles Coody
Stories from April 6, 2000
- Honorary starters remember Sarazen
- Round 1 leader is a new face
- Patience now Woods' ally
- Ticket-scalping remains problem
- Masters notebook: Consistency Olazabal's key
- Garcia breaks out of slump
- Ford dislikes course changes
- Big Three turn back clock
- Behind the Masters: Players speak well of club members
- One Jacket Wonders: George Archer
Stories from April 5, 2000
- Perry wins Par-3 title
- Golfers honored at dinner
- Big three anxiously awaited
- Honorary starter will be missed
- Tiger vs. the field
- Keys to Tiger's success
- Female fans have favorites
- Flag issue doesn't concern golfers
- Garcia getting experience the hard way
- National chairman defends course changes
- Unruly fans rare at Masters
- Pros take pride in their fashion statements
- Masters notebook: Illness won't stop Westwood
- Dorsey: An appeal to the Bear for No. 7
- Behind the Masters: Small talk relieves pressure
- One Jacket Wonders: Bob Goalby
Stories from April 4, 2000
- Odds on course, not Tiger
- Narrowed fairways stun golfers
- Sarazen witnessed the evolution of golf in America
- Crenshaw won't bare SI scrutiny again
- Fans find keepsakes galore
- Street salesmen's scarcity shows
- Frog inspired golfer
- Ranks of Masters bag carriers who make their home at Augusta National dwindling
- Week bittersweet for Palmer
- Tigermania goes beyond golf
- Couple receive special treat
- Duval: Just relax and go with flow
- Olazabal has lost control of driver
- Shark feeds off emotion of Masters galleries
- Elder decries field's color
- Jobe: Masters real test of nerves
- Statue depicts legend
- Masters notebook: Bricia celebrates new addition
- Dorsey: Pressure mounts for Garcia
- Behind the scenes: Beware of the Par-3 jinx
- One Jacket Wonders: Gay Brewer
Stories from April 3, 2000
- Nicklaus to be enshrined at the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame
- 1963: The Bear's Arrival
- 1965: The Legend Grows
- 1966: Back-to-Back Champ
- 1972: Jack Strikes Back
- 1975: The Sunday Shootout
- 1986: The Comeback
- Hall honors Nicklaus' No. 6
- Only the strong can survive
- Masters auction draws a crowd
- Fans meet games big names
- Jones book wildly successful
- Leaders take aim at Woods
- Pros singing amateur's praises
- Frenchman wants to change subject
- Geiberger follows father
- Korean teen fulfills golf dream
- Players enjoy atmosphere
- One Jacket Wonders: Art Wall
- Dorsey: Suddenly, Sutton has heroic aura
- Jobe: First-day butterflies diminish
- Behind the scenes: Golfers steer clear of critiques
- Masters notebook: Surgery waylays caddie
Stories from April 2, 2000
- Changes leave PGA winners out
- Agencies prep roads, motorists for heavy traffic
- Stations tee off for coverage
- Augusta gets cyber alter ego
- Golfers invited to party
- Sudden-death win readies Mickelsone
- Ticket scalpers face new trade regulations
- Sports' most coveted ticket is out there
- Attention focused on Woods
- Masters champions will dine on filet mignon with Bordeaux sauce
- Behind the scenes: One of the hardest shots in golf
- Jobe: BellSouth has no effect on Masters
- Masters notebook: Storm's mother his caddy
- Dorsey: Coach better as teacher
- One Jacket Wonders: Doug Ford
Stories from April 1, 2000
- The Masters for all the ages
- 2000 Masters Tournament committee assignments
- Practice lottery favors area fans
- Master of the Majors
- 17th hole gets makeover again
- A Basque at his best
- Olazabal overcomes obstacles
- Game reaching out ot masses
- Young Garcia brings high expectations
- Scribe takes charge of Olazabal's putter
- Sarazen part of Masters lore
- Price would bracket course with bunkers
- Tiger Woods uses a new swing and a new attitude to secure his place among golf's elite
- Azinger's no fan of rankings
- Aussie amateur's goals lofty
- Begay knows he's lucky
- Clarke, Westwood enjoy fast cars, faster putts
- Daly well aware of what's at stake
- Little fanfare surrounding Duval
- Closing 80 left Els shaken
- Frenchman undaunted by Carnoustie collapse
- Furyk silencing his critics
- Miracle at Carnoustie stays with Lawrie
- Lehman playing charmed golf
- Love would prefer first to second
- An old club renewed Mickelson's game
- Putting tip helps Mize get on track
- 17th hole gets makeover again
- Monty leaves putting touch in Europe
- Father Time catching Shark
- Palmer's in first Masters as a member
- Parnevik's sights on a 'match win'
- Snaky greens scare Singh
- Rejuvenated Sutton hopes to change Masters script
- Frenchman undaunted by Carnoustie collapse
- World ranking substantiates Tiger's prowess
- Masters week brings change
- Jobe: Jobe: Thrilling to earn return trip
- Behind the scenes: Rookies' practice zeal can be costly
- Trophies stay put, just in case
- One Jacket Wonders: Herman Keiser
Stories from April 1, 2000
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