Day one drifters: -
Tiger Woods - 5 to 5.3
Phil Mickelson - 13.5 to 16.5
Justin Rose - 19.5 to 21
Rory McIlroy - 15.5 to 27
Charl Schwartzel - 28 to 40
Luke Donald - 48 to 60
Keegan Bradley - 27 to 95
Bill Haas - 75 to 130
Jason Dufner - 95 to 200
Ernie Els - 140 to 170
Bo Van Pelt - 120 to 160
Louis Oosthuizen - 46 to 260
Peter Hanson - 75 to 190
Angel Cabrera - 180 to 200
Fredrik Jacobson - 120 to 270
Martin Kaymer - 190 to 310
Graeme McDowell - 70 to 250
Steve Stricker - 65 to 260
Ryan Moore - 260 to 330
Webb Simpson - 85 to 370
Bubba Watson - 40 to 420
Russell Henley - 250 to 600
Henrik Stenson - 85 to 1000
Vijay Singh - 340 to 680
Richard Sterne - 160 to 680
Hunter Mahan - 65 to 1000
John Senden - 510 to 1000
Y.E. Yang - 500 to 810
D.A. Points - 430 to 800
Francesco Molinari - 260 to 1000
Nicolas Colsaerts - 130 to 720
Nick Watney - 95 to 1000
Padraig Harrington - 90 to 1000
Ian Poulter - 60 to 1000
Matteo Manassero - 360 to 1000
Martin Laird - 150 to 1000
Paul Lawrie - 510 to 1000
Robert Garrigus - 250 to 1000
Branden Grace - 360 to 1000
Thomas Bjorn - 660 to 1000
Stewart Cink - 270 to 1000
George Coetzee - 240 to 1000
Ben Curtis - 760 to 1000
Thorbjorn Olesen - 240 to 1000
Jamie Donaldson - 600 to 1000
Scott Piercy - 340 to 1000
Ted Potter Jr. - 900 to 1000
Lucas Glover - 770 to 1000
Michael Thompson - 480 to 1000
Carl Pettersson - 450 to 1000
Brian Gay - 700 to 1000
John Merrick - 390 to 1000
Kevin Streelman - 320 to 1000
Masters 2013
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OnGoldWires
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Link for weather.
http://www.augusta.com/masters/weather
Tee-times (local time is -5 hours)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/golf/22093699
It looks like the early tee-times (8am - 9am) could will catch the worst of the weather today. If the start of play is delayed and the play is slow (some wily golfers might be encouraged to take their time over a few crucial putts), the late starters become really late, switching the disadvantage from the earlies to the lates.
Notable early starters
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
Trevor Immelman
Notable late starters
Tiger Woods
Rickie Fowler
Day
My guess is that the weather today is unlikely to be significant.
Looking ahead, an afternoon thunderstorm is forecast for Sunday. It could make the leaders' "Amen Corner" interesting and might be a bit of a leveller. The winner might just come from mid-field on the last day if they are within say 4 or 5 of the lead and shoot 68 or better.
Me thinks I speculate too much!
C'mon Rory!- Remember Madinah
http://www.augusta.com/masters/weather
Tee-times (local time is -5 hours)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/golf/22093699
It looks like the early tee-times (8am - 9am) could will catch the worst of the weather today. If the start of play is delayed and the play is slow (some wily golfers might be encouraged to take their time over a few crucial putts), the late starters become really late, switching the disadvantage from the earlies to the lates.
Notable early starters
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
Trevor Immelman
Notable late starters
Tiger Woods
Rickie Fowler
Day
My guess is that the weather today is unlikely to be significant.
Looking ahead, an afternoon thunderstorm is forecast for Sunday. It could make the leaders' "Amen Corner" interesting and might be a bit of a leveller. The winner might just come from mid-field on the last day if they are within say 4 or 5 of the lead and shoot 68 or better.
Me thinks I speculate too much!
C'mon Rory!- Remember Madinah
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OnGoldWires
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OOOPS, The weather looks worse for the early starters on the BBC!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/4180531
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/4180531
, should have just traded out after the first 18.Depends on the following pack. Woods is worth a shot a day at least in front of the field, so leaders need to be a few away and Woods can't catch them. If he is level he will come in.
I could do with Woods completely blowing up to be honest, but that's my P&L talking.
I could do with Woods completely blowing up to be honest, but that's my P&L talking.