2002 Masters
The rain showers and gloomy conditions at the 66th Masters Tournament had given way to sunny skies by the time Tiger Woods successfully defended his title Sunday afternoon.
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Tiger's magic
Earl Woods, the master of hyperbole, tones down his act with each Masters Tiger Woods wins. Take Sunday, for example, when the father said the son simply had that special something, something that no other player in the world can seem to find.
Woods possesses more than just title
Tiger Woods possesses something no one else in professional golf has today. Not just the 2002 Masters Tournament championship, but also an intangible that has allowed him to win seven majors in five years and back-to-back Masters titles.
Woods' win boosts ratings
CBS's telecast of his second straight title at Augusta National drew a 9.9 overnight rating from 1:30-6:45 p.m. Sunday. That's at least 40 percent higher than the final-round rating for the three prior majors - when Woods finished back in the pack
Stories from April 15, 2002
Stories from April 14, 2002
- Longer No. 13 is a test of nerves and strategy
- Tee-off at No. 1 is fateful moment
- No. 5 is next in line for a major makeover
- Bogey men
- Comments from the course
- For this week, we've seen all of Duval
- Big Easy drops the ball
- Els finds back nine far from easy
- Clunker iron shots cost Goosen
- From wretched start, Goosen was cooked
- Staff race to readjust between rounds
- Back to normal for Howell
- Attacking Tiger
- Masters' notebook
- Mickelson keeps his perspective
- Next majors will play out on varied stages
- Is the shark really all washed up?
- Notebook: Hot shot Maruyama tames course with 67
- Spaniard was solid at finish
- Army bids farewell to its King
Stories from April 13, 2002
- Amateurs struggle to make cut
- TV viewers finally get full front nine
- Comments from the course
- More comments from the course
- '92 champ's cut streak is on the line
- TV viewers finally get full front nine
- Wait helps some, hurts others
- Goosen feels ready, not worried
- Harrington's scores just part of story
- Augusta native in unfamiliar territory
- In Jones Cabin, fate is on the line
- First-round leader bogeys four holes
- Can Mickelson survive Sunday?
- Masters Notebook: Garcia remains in sight of the lead
- Rains leave pristine Augusta National a muddy mess
- For one last time, all eyes were on Arnie
- Palmer's going, but not for good
- Errant shots push Singh from top
- After 35 years, Venturi will sign off
- From the lead, Tiger sees green
Stories from April 12, 2002
- On the new No. 9, nothing comes easy
- Fans jockey for prime views
- Garcia picks up the pace
- Golfers complain about decision to keep playing
- Howell leaves course on edge
- Hand injury forces Lickliter to withdraw
- Singh singes back nine for Masters career-best 65
- Singh and the Rain
- Masters notebook: Bjorn's 5-birdie blast breaks opening record
- Bogeyless play puts Love on top
- Weather often hinders play
- Notebook: Bjorn born again with big birdie string
- Palmer's reign isn't over yet
- Singh weathers the storm and reigns the leaderboard
- Tiger, 3 off the lead, tips his hat to a hero
Stories from April 11, 2002
- Nerves play games with amateurs
- New No. 18 to provide final-hole drama to Masters
- How the altered holes played
- Longer No. 18 means no shortcuts
- Former champs expect to return
- Comments from the course
- Former champs expect to return
- 'Devastated' Brewer boycotts Champions Dinner
- Foreigners pack leaderboard
- Playing the new No. 18
- Howell receives considerable attention
- Age only a number to sky-high Kite
- Masters' notebook: Sorenstam puts LPGA Masters on her wish list
- Now-terse Mickelson stands by his style
- Masters hype shifts from players to course
- Augusta chairman disagrees with Nicklaus
- Notebook: Price is right at Par-3 Tournament
- Masters notebook: Watson is back in form
- Clock close to midnight for aging champions
- Palmer says Friday will be his last Masters round
- Should middle-age players have league of their own?
- With 1 shot, Sarazen gave Masters fame
- Seniors contest finds its champion
- Snead's opening shot hits spectator
- Sutton pulls out of Masters with injury
- CBS matches longer course with longer TV coverage
- Verplank reaches new ground
Stories from April 10, 2002
- Belly putters give players stable stroke
- Comments from the course
- Fans' views change with overhaul
- No. 5 is next on Johnson checklist
- Golf fans stake out walkway by clubhouse
- Tourists line up at logo
- Player says fast balls are the real problem
- By all accounts, anything could happen
- Little brother Ben hoofs it for Howell
- Palmer's mood today will decide future
- Longer, wetter course could force slower play
- Snead will stand alone to kick off Masters
- Spotlight follows Perks to tee
Stories from April 9, 2002
- The people's champ is set to go
- Duval says a few good bounces are all he needs
- For Howell, Masters is unrivaled
- Amateurs relish the experience
- In early days, challenge was to sell - not buy - Masters tickets
- To Nicklaus, playing means playing well
- Most players agree: Scores will be higher
- Skies go gray, but rain stays away
- With slam under belt, Tiger can relax a little
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