Sporting Life - Golf - US Masters 2002

13/05/08 17:11 BST

US MASTERS NEWS

		TIGER'S TREBLE! The world No1 Tiger Woods (left) claimed his third green jacket and his seventh 'major' after cruising to a superb three-shot victory at Augusta on Sunday. Click here for audio clip.

HOEY GIVEN A HEAD START
Belfast's Michael Hoey is now a stablemate of three-time Masters champion Tiger Woods. (More)

TIGER NOW HUNTING GRAND SLAM
Every winner of the Masters is asked the same question. Now what about the Grand Slam? (More)

FALDO BUOYED BY SOLID SHOWING
Nick Faldo is hoping his strong Masters showing will lead to an invitation to play the US Open. (More)

TIGER CLAIMS THIRD GREEN JACKET
A review of the final round of the 66th US Masters at Augusta National. (More)

WOODS JOY AFTER 'SPECIAL' TRIUMPH
Tiger Woods described his third Masters victory at Augusta National as "awfully special". (More)

TIGER WOODS FACTFILE
A factfile of three-time US Masters champion Tiger Woods. (More)

PAY FREEZE AT AUGUSTA
A lot has changed at the Masters - nine of the holes, for a start - but prize money remains the same. (More)

WOODS AND GOOSEN TIED FOR LEAD
A review of the action from the third day of the US Masters at Augusta National. (More)

PALMER BOWS OUT AT AUGUSTA
Arnold Palmer's incredible Masters career finally came to an end at Augusta on Saturday. (More)

SINGH SETTING THE STANDARD
Padraig Harrington and Sergio Garcia have their work cut out to chase Vijay Singh. (More)

OLD GUARD FEELING THE STRAIN
Three of Europe's former Masters champions have made sorry exits from Augusta. (More)

SINGH LEADS AS EUROS SHINE
A review of the action from the second day of the US Masters at Augusta National. (More)

HARRINGTON SEARCHING FOR INSPIRATION
Padraig Harrington resumed the Masters in joint fourth place at Augusta. (More)

REVIVED LOVE CLAWS BACK HARRINGTON
A review of the action from the opening day of the US Masters at Augusta National. (More)

PALMER ANNOUNCES AUGUSTA FAREWELL
Arnold Palmer announced that Friday will be his 146th and final round in the Masters. (More)

CLARKE KEEN TO KEEP EMOTIONS IN CHECK
Darren Clarke knows what he can be like. He does not need anybody else to remind him. (More)

WOOSNAM HOPES INJURY IS NOT SERIOUS
Former winner Ian Woosnam is hopeful a back injury will not seriously affect him in the Masters. (More)

PRICE WINS OUT IN ACES BONANZA
Japan's Toshi Izawa hit back-to-back holes-in-one at Augusta in the eve-of-tournament competition. (More)

JOHNSON REGRET OVER CHAMPION ABSENTEES
Former Masters hero Gay Brewer did not attend the dinner after being asked not to play. (More)

TIGER BURNING NOT AS BRIGHT
Tiger Woods likes where he is at right now - and that does not just mean Augusta, Georgia. (More)

PLAYERS PREPARE FOR TEST OF NERVE
For David Duval it is a heady mixture of feeling "ecstatic and sick at the same time". (More)

PLAYERS GO IN SEARCH OF NEW LOW
Record scoring seems an unlikely prospect at the Masters in Augusta this week. (More)

SIX YOUNG MASTERS IN THE MAKING
Tiger Woods is fast becoming a veteran with so many younger faces around at Augusta. (More)

NICKLAUS AIMS TO BE BACK NEXT YEAR
Jack Nicklaus hopes to be back playing the Masters next year. (More)

TOMS DEFENDING TITLE
Tiger Woods is just one defending champion at the Masters in Augusta this week. (More)