The Masters 2006
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With Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson dominating the majors it is hard to see Colin Montgomerie and the rest of the Euro-contingent getting a look-in.
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A marathon last day combined with fairways softened by rain favour the likes of Tiger Woods but England's Charles Howell is well set on day three of the Masters.
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Darren Clarke's Caribbean holiday helped him move to within two of Chad Campbell's lead, while Vijay Singh slipped back down the field.
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Who is Chad Campbell? The whole world may know by the final round, because he is a serious contender for the title.
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Some familiar names emerged near the top of the leaderboard; Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson are both threatening, but it was 68-year-old Charles Cody who stole the plaudits.
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Colin Montgomerie may not be the player he was in his pomp, but he is still a fascinating psychological case study, says John Huggan.
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The rival contenders Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson arrived with opposite extremes of form but went neck and neck to stay in contention on day one.
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The course is too long for Britain's former Augusta specialist these days, but Nick Faldo is in Georgia playing in, if not competing for, the Masters.
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Vijay Singh has been complaining about his game in recent months, but the Fijian may be of a mind to reconsider this opinion after his five-under opening round.
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Only 36 hours after being subjected to a drive-by shooting in Augusta, US Ryder Cup captain Tom Lehman's opening round was certainly the most commendable on the first day.
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Europe's highest-ranked player Sergio Garcí must improve his rhythm on the greens to unlock his true potential and win a major.
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As the players step up to the tee for this year's Masters in Augusta can a European golfer end America's recent dominance and end up showing off sport's most famous green jacket?
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Phil Mickelson will take a pair of drivers onto the course at Augusta, and he hopes they could just help him bag a second title.
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In a breach of his lifelong vow of public blandness, Tiger Woods has criticised the course changes at this year's Masters.
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Former champions have criticised the radical changes made to Augusta National ahead of the US Masters.
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David Howell is a truly terrific bloke: smart, polite, modest, honest and funny. So how on earth did this choirboy become one of the world's best golfers?