Posts Tagged "Australian Masters"

Swapping sports is all the rage in Australia. This new trend seems to have caught on down at Kingston Heath with former QAFL player Matthew Guyatt and Under-19 cricket World Cup player Michael Hendry leading the field at the Australian Masters.

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Queensland journeyman Matthew Guyatt has upstaged favourites Adam Scott and Ian Poulter to lead both by two shots after a blistering finish to his opening round in the Australian Masters at Melbourne’s Kingston Heath.

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For the first time in well over a decade, golf has a swagger about it in Australia. The golfing world has had its collective eyes on Sydney and Melbourne in the last fortnight and Australia’s golf administrators have to seize the momentum.

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There’s been nothing to suggest over the first two days of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational that Tiger Woods will be in contention any time soon to win his first tournament since the Australian Masters in 2009.

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Stuart Appleby has had bigger pay days, but Sunday’s comeback Australian Masters victory was as sweet as any.

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And then there was none. All things being equal, Tiger Woods, the greatest golfer of the generation, will leave Melbourne on Sunday night without the solitary golf title he arrived with.

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Tiger Woods has never been known to plod to victory. But as his rehab as a golfer and a person continues, Woods is happy to take any unglamorous route he needs to win another tournament, 12 months after his sexual exploits ruined his marriage and his game.

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Australian Golf always complains that they can’t keep up with the tours in America and Europe and attract the big international names to play here. But they are getting the basics wrong.

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Tiger Woods will return to Australia without a victory since his visit last year after falling 11 strokes behind third round leader Francesco Molinari at the HSBC Champions tournament on Saturday.

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Golf Australia boss Stephen Pitt believes the full spin off from “Tiger hysteria” which swept the country last week would be felt for some years.

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It was three million dollars well spent. And Victorian premier John Brumby was basking in his winning investment on Sunday as Tiger Woods capped off a massive week for golf in Australia with a two-shot win in the Australian Masters.

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Tiger Woods has said he would love to be back in Melbourne next year after describing his week on the way to winning the Australian Masters as “phenomenal”.

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Tiger Woods has finally shown some chinks in his armour to set up a fascinating Australian Masters final round showdown at Melbourne’s Kingston Heath.

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As Kingston Heath grew hot and dusty, Tiger’s game swung between hot and rusty. Tiger Woods prowled around the sandbelt course without extending himself in the heat on Friday, playing a conservative game to hold a three-shot lead after two rounds of the Australian Masters.

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World No.1 Tiger Woods is preparing for a tougher test on Saturday as the third round of the Australian Masters gets underway at Kingston Heath.

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The crowds behaved, so did the course, and Tiger Woods took full advantage. With no wind to speak of and Kingston Heath’s greens so soft they took the world No.1 by surprise, the American superstar delivered for the Australian Masters promoters and thousands of fans who thronged to see him.

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Former world No.3 Adam Scott says there were times this year when his confidence sunk so low he wondered how he was ever going to play good golf again.

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Australia’s highest-ranked golfer Geoff Ogilvy believes he or another of the country’s best players can beat Tiger Woods in this week’s Masters at Kingston Heath.

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The fans are likely to face a bigger challenge at next week’s Australian Masters than Tiger Woods, according to golf legend Peter Thomson.

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Tiger Woods has defended his $US3 million ($A4.32 million) partly taxpayer-funded appearance fee to play November’s Australian Masters and says Melbourne’s sandbelt is his “favourite place to play”.

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