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Sunday, 20th July 2008

US Masters golf

John Huggan: Wake up call for the Masters OK, WE ALL seem to be pretty much in agreement: "40 winks" would have been a more appropriate name for the 72nd Masters. For the second year in succession, golf's most important tournament (the other three majors are championships&#

Early lesson for Immelman led to the mother of all victories WHEN Trevor Immelman was a junior golfer, his mother caddied for him. June Immelman, however, laid down two conditions for her services.

Tiger's failure to devour par 5s proved his downfall FOR the third year in a row, Tiger Woods knew how all those guys who chased him down the stretch of all those other majors felt: desperate leaving the first tee, frustrated when none of the gambles paid off, and finally, beaten.

Final-round slumps shows Britons have major work to do TWELVE years have elapsed since a British golfer, Nick Faldo, won the Masters. On the evidence of Sunday's calamitous closing round at Augusta National, the wait for a fresh British face to join Faldo, Ian Woosnam and Sandy Lyle at the champions&

Lyle enjoys a fresh addition to his Augusta memory bank

Immelman to fore as Tiger lurks

Tom English: Monty's Augusta moan threatens to push him off course in Asia

The pressure point

Tiger burns slowly but brightly

'This has been my third visit, so I feel like a bit of an old hand'

Uphill struggle for Lyle after double-bogey start, as Rose slips further back off the pace

Els fails his masters examination again, raising questions of his likely longevity in majors

Webchat special - Talk golf with Tom English

Mike Aitken's Masters Blog: Saturday

Fortitude reaps rewards for impressive Immelman

Lyle says he won't lose sleep if 2010 Ryder Cup captaincy is handed over to Olazabal

Happy Poulter exactly where he wants to be

Masters latest

Mike Aitken's Augusta blog: Masters course all set up for a thrilling Sunday finish

Rose recovers from poor start to share Masters lead with 68

Veteran Lyle turns back the clock to hit heights 20 years after Masters triumph

Palmer gets them off to a flying start by hitting shot out of sight – into fog

Johnson steady in defence of Masters title

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