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published Sunday, April 12th, 2009

Final round gets going at Augusta

AUGUSTA, Ga. — And they’re off under a glorious day here at Augusta National Golf Club.

Sunday at the Masters has started, but the real drama will not unfold until this afternoon.

Defending champion Trevor Immelman, who is 12 shots behind co-leaders Kenny Perry and Angel Cabrera, teed off before noon and was even par through four holes.

Of the early players, Bubba Watson was the quickest starter — becoming the first player since Friday to make a birdie at the opening hole. Watson made birdies at No. 1 and No. 2 and was 2 under through six holes in the final round to get to 1 under for the tournament

It’s a loaded afternoon, with Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson playing together. The star-studded pairing will go off the first tee at 1:35 p.m. — and hour before the co-leaders begin their final round.

For more updates from Augusta check back to timesfreepress.com and read Monday’s Sports section.

about Jay Greeson...

Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay’s ...

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