Masters 2012

• AUGUSTA, Ga. — Phil Mickelson set off roars at Augusta National with a 20-foot eagle putt for a share of the lead, and an amazing flop shot behind the 15th green that only he would dare try.
(Huffington Post)
• AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Lee Westwood, hunting his first major title, still has a slight sniff of victory at the Masters after ending Saturdays third round five strokes off the lead.
(Reuters)
• Couples drops off The unlikely path to a second green jacket took a few detours Saturday, as second-round co-leader Fred Couples, 52 years old and two decades after his only Masters championship, shot a 3-over 75 on Saturday.
(Kansas City Star)
• The Masters could hardly have ordered up a better forecast for the final round. Its expected to be mostly sunny with a high temperature near 80 degrees with winds 10 to 15 miles per hour.
(Sacramento Bee)
• April 7 (Reuters) - Pairings for Sundays final round of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club (times local, add four hours for GMT, players U.S.
(Reuters India)
• AUGUSTA, Ga. — Peter Hanson had eight birdies in his final 17 holes today at Augusta National, a brilliant round that gave him a 65 and sole possession of the lead heading into the final round.
(NJ.com)
• Just another mundane Thursday at the Masters, a day of lost balls, penalty shots, a scorecard cock-up and a presidential intervention in the great Augusta National membership debate.
(The Guardian)
• AUGUSTA, Ga. Not again. Last year Rory McIlroy had a meltdown during the final round of The Masters. He triple bogeyed the 10th hole, leading to a back nine score of 43 and a tie for 15th place.
(CharlotteObserver.com)
• AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - The birdie roars finally returned to the Masters in Saturdays third round as three-times champion Phil Mickelson made an electrifying run after the turn to charge into contention.
(Reuters)
• AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 7 (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson stormed up the Masters leaderboard on Saturday to finish within a shot of surprise third round leader Peter Hanson and restore some sense of normality to the first major of the year.
(Reuters UK)