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(1, 17, 18) Winner of the 2003 Masters. Sank a clutch seven-foot par putt on the 72nd hole to force a playoff, then defeated Len Mattiace on the first extra hole to claim the Green Jacket. One of only four champions to score a bogey-free final round. Became the first Canadian and first left-hander to win the Masters. Captured the 2007 Fry's Electronics Open. Also T8 at the British Open. Topped World No. 1 Tiger Woods in Canadian homeland in the Presidents Cup after joining the team as a Captain's Pick. In 2006 was T6 at the US Open and sixth at the PGA Championship. Successfully defended his title at the 2004 Nissan Open. A winner of eight PGA TOUR titles including two in 2003 plus the Masters. Captured the 2001 Tour Championship winning the title in a four-man playoff. In 2000 won the WGC-American Express Championship and in 1999 the Air Canada Championship. First Canadian to play in the Presidents Cup setting the precedent in 2000 and has competed on four teams. A southpaw, at age 13 wrote to Jack Nicklaus asking whether he should switch to playing right-handed. Response was to stick to natural swing. Ninth Masters appearance.

First/Last Year Tournaments Entered Cuts Made Scoring Average Rounds Played 2000/2008 9 7 72.30 30

Low Round High Round Rounds Under Par Money Won 68 80 15 $1,680,603 Top 3 Top 5 Top 10 Top 25 1 2 2 5