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NEWS
| British seeking breakthrough at Masters |
| There was a time not long ago when Britain’s golfers ruled Augusta National like no other country. Now, the latest group of talented Britons is determined to end the empire’s 17-year drought at the Masters. |
| Rubbing shoulders with Tiger |
| AUGUSTA — Tiger Woods was practising at the Masters driving range on Monday when up walked 14-year-old Chinese prodigy Guan Tianlang, greeting the superstar player who had inspired him to start golfing. |
| Thaworn the latest Thai to make it to Masters |
| Thaworn Wiratchant is happy by nature, and on this day his smile was as wide as the fairways at Augusta National. |
| Tiger feeling great as Masters week opens |
| World No. 1 Tiger Woods arrived at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday to begin a challenging week that he hopes will culminate in a fifth Masters title and a 15th major championship victory. |
| Lewis aims for another major title |
| Stacy Lewis will be more concerned with adding another major title to her resume at the Kraft Nabisco Championship this week than with retaining her world No. 1 ranking. |
| Hend wins inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic |
| Australian Scott Hend won the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic after he carded a final-round 64 to beat South African Bryce Easton by three strokes at the Alpine Golf Resort on Sunday. |
| Woods now eyes Masters |
| Tiger Woods’s renewed success has him back on top of the world rankings but questions thrown at him after Monday’s triumph at Bay Hill were about something he has not done for a long time, win the Masters. |
| Tiger roars back to No. 1 |
| Tiger Woods is back to No. 1 in the world with a game that look as good as ever. Woods tied a PGA Tour record on Monday by winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational for the eighth time, and this one had some extra significance. |
| Woods eyes top spot |
| The Arnold Palmer Invitational is not the first chance for Tiger Woods to return to No. 1 in the world. |
| Kiradech leads in suspended Malaysian Open |
| Kiradech Aphibarnrat shot a 7-under 65 Thursday to take the clubhouse lead at the Malaysian Open before thunderstorms caused the suspension of the first round with half the field still on the course. |
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