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Daniel Blackham

Daniel Blackham

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Deputy Sports Editor, The Mirror US

London

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  • Tiger Woods could not be tamed after Masters chiefs tried to restrict him

    By Daniel Blackham Verified| Daily Express US Verified The course was slightly extended from 6,925 yards to 6,985 yards in 1999, before Woods clinched his second Green Jacket in 2001 with a score of 16-under. This led Augusta officials to further extend the course to 7,270 yards for 2002 - but Woods effortlessly swept past the competition to win his third Masters, successfully defending the Green Jacket.

    By Daniel Blackham Verified · Daily Express US

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Masters officials were left with egg on face after Tiger Woods plan backfired

    By Daniel Blackham Verified| Daily Express Verified Masters officials were left with egg on their face after Tiger Woods plan backfiredAugusta National's length was extended in 2002 in a bid to 'Tiger-proof' the course as Tiger Woods was dominating the rest of the field.

    By Daniel Blackham Verified · Daily Express

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Masters chiefs tried to restrict Tiger Woods, reveals legend's ex-caddie

    By Daniel Blackham Verified| Irish Star US Verified Augusta National is renowned as one of the most challenging courses in professional golf, with only a select few ever managing to win the Masters. After all, it took Rory McIlroy 16 years to secure the coveted Green Jacket last Sunday. The difficulty of Augusta National is largely due to the dominance of Tiger Woods. At just 21, he set the 1997 Masters ablaze, becoming the tournament's youngest winner.

    By Daniel Blackham Verified · Irish Star US

    Apr. 18, 2025

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The Mirror US

London, England, United Kingdom

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