Round 3 of the 2011 Masters -Summary From Augusta National

Rory McIlroy continued his strong play at Augusta during round 3.  McIlory finished Saturday’s round with a 2 under 70. He now sits at -12. K.J Choi and Jason Day are in a group of 4 golfers tied for second at 8 under. Both Day and Choi struggled on Saturday. Day shot an even par,while Choi managed to shoot 1 under. One the flip side of that, Charl Schwartzel, had a good round. The South African shot a 4 under 68. Angel Cabrera also had a very good round of 5 under 67.

Luke Donald and Adam Scott are tied at -7 , while Bo Van Pelt is at 6 under. After gaining ground on Friday, Tiger Woods had a tough round. He could only muster at 2 over 74 on Saturday which dropped him down the leader board. He now is at -5 for the tournament. View Highlights > Here<

Other Notables: Fred Couples -5, Geoff Ogilvy -5, Bubba Watson -5, Y.E Yang -4, Steve Stricker -3, Lee Westwood -3, Phil Mickelson -3.

Round 2 From Augusta National -The 2011 Masters

Rory McIlroy continues to lead after 2 rounds at the 2011 Masters. He shot  3 under par (69) on Friday, bringing his score to -10.  Jason Day now sits in second place after having the round of the day. He managed to shot a fantastic -8 (64). K.J Choi continued his strong play with a 2 under (70) to leave him at -7. Perhaps the best story of the day, was in regards to Tiger Woods. He played well during the second round (-6) which puts him in a third place tie with Choi. Tiger seemed to be pretty sharp. He had a few tough shots but was able to recover in vintage Tiger style.

Yesterday’s Co Leader, Alvaro Quiros struggled and ended up 1 over for the day. This moved him into a tie with Geoff Ogilvy at -6. American, Phil Mickelson had a tough day at Augusta making even par leaving him at 2 under. 

Other Notables: Lee Westwood -5, Fred Couples -5, Rickie Fowler -5, Ricky Barnes -5, Y.E Yang -5, Sergio Garcia -4, Jim Furyk -4

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Alvaro Quiros and Rory McIlroy Share Round 1 Lead at Augusta National

Alvaro Quiros and Rory McIlroy both fired opening round of 7 under( 65)  to share the lead after the opening round on the 2011 Masters at Augusta National. Y.E Yang and K.J Choi are 2 strokes behind while Ricky Barnes and Matt Kuchar are 4 shots off the pace.

The battle for the green jacket is on between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. Lefty finished the day with a-2 (70) while Tiger ended up at -1 ( 71) for the day.

Other Notables: Geoff Ogilvy -3, Sergio Garcia-3, Sean O’Hair -2, Camilo Villegas -2, Rickie Fowler -2

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Tiger Woods Tied For The Lead At The Barclays After Round 1

TIger Woods managed to shot a round of 6 under 65. This comes just days after Woods divorce was finalized. Tiger is tied with fellow American Vaughn Taylor. Ryan Palmer, Brian Gay and Adam Scott are just one shot back. There is a log jam of 13 golfers sitting at -4.

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Other Notables: Camilo Villegas -4, Davis Love III -4, Stewart Cink -4, Rory McIlroy -3, Sean O’Hair -2, Vijay Singh -2, Retief Gossen -1, Steve Stricker-1

Video Highlights-2010 British Open Round 1

Round 1-British Open Championship 2010- Rory Leads, Tiger on the Prowl, Lefty has Some Tough Luck

Rory McIlory shot a 9 under 63 during the opening round at the British Open Championship. This gives him a 2 shot lead over Louis Oosthuizen. Andrew Coltart, Steven Tiley, Bradley Dredge, Peter Hanson and John Daly (yes I said John Daly) are all tied at -6. It is safe to say that Daly’s play definitely raised a few eyebrows after the first round.

Other Notables: Lucas Glover -5, Sean O’Hair -5, Tiger Woods -5, Camilo Villegas -4, Vijay Singh -4, Ricky Barnes -4, Ernie Els -3, Mark O’Meara -3, Retief Goosen -3, Justin Rose -2, Phil Mickelson -1

Quail Hollow Championship 2010 Review-McIlroy Wins

Rory McIlroy has become the youngest player since Tiger Woods to win a PGA tour event. McIlory posted a final round 62 to finish at -15, four shots ahead of Phil Mickelson. Angel Cabrera finished at -10 while Brendon De Jonge ended up at -9. Bo Van Pelt rounded out the top five at 8 under.

Other Notables: Padriag Harrington -6, Jim Furyk -6, Anthony Kim-6, Hunter Mahan -3, Davis Love III -3, Lucas Glover -2, Tiger Woods missed the cut.