Immelman unafraid
Published 4/13/2008 at Golf - BostonHerald.com
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Trevor Immelman watched one last shot turn out better than he expected yesterday in the Masters, each one keeping him atop the leaderboard and Tiger Woods farther...
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Tiger vs. Phil on Sunday?
Rover found this 4/12/2008 on www.golf.com
After 36 holes, Tiger Woods trails leader Trevor Immelman by seven strokes. But the cynic in me wants to say that Tiger is four behind the real leader, Phil Mickelson. I admit, that's not giving Trevor his due, because he has the game to win at Augusta. But he needs help from Phil and Tiger. Immelman hasn't yet experienced how, for the leaders, the atmosphere changes at Augusta on weekends. The pressure can be suffocating. Brandt Snedeker, a stroke off the lead, could also have trouble today. I'm not ...Who's Afraid of Tiger Woods?
Rover found this 4/13/2008 on www.waggleroom.com
Is Trevor Immelman? Brandt Snedeker? Steve Flesch? Paul Casey? We'll find out on Sunday. Here's the Masters leaderboard after three rounds: Trevor Immelman, 205 Brandt Snedeker, 207 Steve Flesch, 208 Paul Casey, 209 Tiger Woods, 211 Stewart Cink, 212 A whole bunch of guys, 214 Among the crowd at 214 is Phil Mickelson, who should be tossing and turning all ...Sweet A** Masters: Immel-is-the-Man
sooze posted 4/13/2008 from golfintheweeds.blogspot.com
Trevor Immelman is pretty awesome, huh. So is Brandt Snedeker. They were supposed to buckle on Saturday while the big dogs -- Phil, Vijay and Furyk -- showed them how it was done. That's not exactly how things went down, though.Give That Other Guy His Green Jacket and Then Can We Talk About Tiger Again?
Spencer posted 4/13/2008 from www.epiccarnival.com
Trevor Immelman, Paul Casey and everyone else not named Tiger Woods can stay home today, at least in the eyes of the national media. Epic Carnival's Spencer Kyte wonders why that is.Trevor Immelman - the first South African to win the Masters in the post-apartheid era
Rover found this 4/14/2008 on www.worldgolf.com
Congratulations are in order for Trevor Immelman , the first South African to win the Masters since Gary Player pulled the feat in 1978. It’s also the first Masters win for a South African since apartheid ended in the early 1990s, for what it’s worth. Notables such as Ernie Els and Reteif Goosen couldn’t earn a Green Jacket at Augusta, but with Immelman’s win, South ...
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How Tiger Got Out-Tigered
If you're wondering why Tiger Woods didn't win the 2008 Masters, the answer is simple: He wasn't the best ball-striker. Trevor Immelman was.
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