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The Guardian - UK
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Masters Golf

masters golf 2008
April 10: Tiger Woods checks the wind on the 12th tee during the first round Photograph: Matt Campbell /EPA
masters golf 2008
April 10: Phil Mickelson hits his second shot on the 17th hole during the first round Photograph: Harry How /Getty
masters golf 2008
April 10: Shingo Katayama walks across the 17th green Photograph: David Cannon /Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 12: Rain stops play Photograph: Harry How/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 12: Tiger Woods hits his second shot on the first fairway Photograph: Matt Campbell/EPA
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 12: Brandt Snedeker hits out of the bunker on the seventh hole during the third round Photograph: Morry Gash/AP
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: A patron watches play during the final round Photograph: Jamie Squire/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Paul Casey of England hits his tee shot on the third hole during the final round Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Stewart Cink plays bunker on the seventh hole Photograph: Harry How/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Paul Casey hits his second shot on the eighth hole Photograph: Harry How/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Steve Flesch and Paul Casey clear debris from the 10th green Photograph: Harry How/Getty
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Trevor Immelman of South Africa hits out of the sand trap on the ninth green Photograph: Matt Campbell/EPA
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Trevor Immelman celebrates with his caddie Neil Wallace after sinking the final putt to win the 2008 Masters Photograph: Matt Campbell/EPA
Masters golf at Augusta 2008
April 13: Zach Johnson presents the green jacket to Trevor Immelman after the South African's three-stroke victory Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty
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