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Move Over Jack, Jimenez Looks To Become Oldest-Ever Masters Winner.

Miguel Angel Jimenez has always likened himself to a bottle of Rioja – the older it gets, the better he gets. And the Rioja will be overflowing and the cigars will be handed around if the 50-year old Spaniard wins the 2014 Masters. At 50 years of age, the Malaga-born golfer is now just one round away from becoming the oldest-ever Masters champion after his first round 66 that left him just two shots behind Augusta rookie Jordan Spieth who shot a 70 to move to five under par. “If you ...

Ian Poulter’s Verbal Outburst …”I’m Pissed, I’m Really Pissed”.

There was no hiding Ian Poutler’s disgust on day three of the Masters with the Englishman leaving a number of green jacket Augusta officials very red-faced with his verbal and physical outburst following his round of 70. Poulter got off to a great start with three birdies in five holes but after birdies at nine and 10 he dropped shots at 12 and 14. He got to the scorer’s hut and started banging a water bottle on his golf bag but it was when he emerged the full fury of Poulter’s ...

Oliver Goss Becomes First Australian To Win Low Amateur Masters Award.

A gleaming Masters Sterling Silver Cup now awaits Australian amateur with a round to play in the 2o14 Masters. Of course, Goss assured himself of the ‘Low Amateur’ prize after making the four-over par halfway cut with his amateur rivals Korean Chang-woo Lee, the Americans Michael McCoy and Jordan Niebrugge along with England duo of Matthew Fitzpatrick and Garrick Porteous sitting out the weekend rounds. However it had been incorrectly reported in Australian newspapers and news agency ...

Big-Hitting Gary Woodland Equals Masters Lowest Nine.

Big-hitting Gary Woodland set Augusta National’s front nine alight when he equaled the Masters outward nine record in shooting a 6-under 30. It is only the fifth occasion in the history of the Masters the feat has been achieved. Those others were:- Johnny Miller (1975, third round); Greg Norman (1988, fourth round); K.J. Choi (2004, second round) and Phil Mickelson (2009, fourth round). Woodland opened with birdie on the first hole, and then made eagle on the par-5 second. He then birdied Nos. ...

Rory McIlroy Left Red-Faced Losing 71 – 70 To Augusta Marker.

Double Major winner Rory McIlroy was unconcerned despite being left a little red-faced in shooting a third round 71 that was one shot more than his official marker, Jeff Knox. McIlroy had been four shots down on the Augusta Club champion with two holes to play but managed to pull one back when he birdied the uphill par four 17th. However Knox, who holds the Augusta Club course record of 61, then found a greenside bunker an taking a bogey after the 24-year old McIlroy had virtually ‘stiffed’ ...

Rory McIlroy Breezes Thru Third Round In Three Hours.

Rory McIlroy breezed through his third round in some three hours however it got no better for the double Major champion. After holing a testy four-footer for par late on Friday McIlroy was very first out at 10.15m today and accompanied by renowned Augusta National marker – Jeff Knox. And Knox, not for a firs      Jeff Knox. No matter what you’re doing this weekend, Jeff’s got one up on you. Knox is the official Augusta “marker,” a tournament representative ...

Tour Miss In Chevy Camaro Augusta National Drive By – Video.

Tour Miss looked great behind the wheel of a 2013 black Chevy Camaro as she drove by Augusta National Golf Club and venue for this week’s Masters. There’s been some fun at this year’s Masters with a number of close colleagues being given ‘muscle car’ rentals. Karl MacGinty (Irish Independent) is getting about in a mean-looking red Mustang and Neil Squires (Express newspaper) boasts he’s driving a Dodge Charger. However check out the video of Tour Miss.