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Sergio Garcia of Spain birdied the first hole in a sudden-death playoff to outlast Justin Rose of England and win the Masters on Sunday at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga., breaking his 0-for-73 drought in major tournaments. Both players missed birdie putts -- Rose's was from 10 feet while Garcia's was from 5 feet…
Augusta, Georgia (dpa) - Spaniard Sergio Garcia, a four-time runner-up still seeking his first major title, leads the Masters at 7-under to start Sunday's final round at Augusta National Golf Club. He birdied the first hole to jump ahead of Englishman Justin Rose, Garcia's fourth-round partner. The twosome started Sunday at 6-under, after Rose's blistering 5-under…
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Augusta, Georgia (dpa) - Spaniard Sergio Garcia, a four-time runner-up in grand slam events still seeking his first major title, leads the Masters with Englishman Justin Rose at 6-under before Sunday's final round. Garcia started Saturday at Augusta National Golf Club in a four-way tie for the lead at 4-under and needed a couple of birdies…
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Justin Rose of England, who has captured one major title and another that felt like it, put himself in position for his first Green Jacket on Saturday. Rose birdied five of the last seven holes to shoot a 5-under-par 67 that was the low score of the day and is tied for the lead with Sergio…
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Augusta, Georgia (dpa) - Sergio Garcia grabbed a piece of the lead midway through the Masters as the Spaniard hunts for his first major title after 22 top-10 finishes in golf's top four events. The 37-year-old's second-round 69 lifted him into a tie at 4-under with opening-day leader Charley Hoffman, who shot 75 on Friday at…
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Sergio Garcia was tied Friday for the lead at The Masters, shooting four under par with Charley Hoffman after playing the 10th hole of the second round. However, The Masters website changed Garcia's score on the 10th from a five to a seven shortly after the Spaniard teed off on the par-four 11th. This change immediately…
