Woods and Singh felt little heat from other competitors all day, except for a little early pressure applied by a charging David Duval. Number-one in the world rankings, Duval gained some momentum with a 33 on the front side Sunday, but, along with Singh, couldn't sink enough putts on the back to seriously contend. Looking more like NATO Special Forces in the Balkans than a pro golfer Sunday, Woods' extraordinary rescues earned him a great deal of respect from his peers. I've just never seen this way of playing before. Subjects discussed included the tournament, the course, major changes in Woods' game, preparation for the U.S. Open, many complements from and to both players, and more than a few laughs.
Chicks dig the long ball.
There you go. The Captain's Club announced Sunday that Jack Nicklaus has been named the honoree for the 25th Memorial Tournament in 2000. Others making late-tournament leaderboard charges were Olin Browne, who shot 65 to finish tied for third, and Carlos Franco, who carded a 68 to tie Browne. All Rights Reserved.