Washingtonpost.com: 1999 Masters

Masters '99

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	Day 4 Jose Maria Olazabal Davis Love III Greg Norman Day 3 Jose Maria Olazabal Greg Norman Steve Pate Davis Love III Day 2 Jose Maria Olazabal Scott McCarron Greg Norman Lee Janzen Day 1 Brandel Chamblee Davis Love III Scott McCarron Nick Price Golf Section

Champ Olazabal Is Odd Man In

Jose Maria Olazabal also won the 1994 Masters title. (AP)

Jose Maria Olazabal may not have been the crowd favorite to win Sunday, but his brilliant shotmaking in his duel with Greg Norman provided compelling theater.

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Golf Is Once Again a Class Act

Thomas Boswell
The sportsmanship shown by Greg Norman and Jose Maria Olazabal on Sunday would be unheard of in any other sport, writes Thomas Boswell.

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With 7 Birdies in a Row

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'99 BASICS
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Time Is Running Out for Norman
Greg Norman will win again on the PGA Tour, Leornard Shapiro writes, but he may be running out of chances to win another major given that he appears to have lost his killer instinct after 22 years in the game.

April 6: A Special Day at Augusta National

Mark O'Meara (Reuters)

O'Meara Wins 1st Major
Mark O'Meara drained a 20-foot birdie putt on the 18th green to win the 1998 Masters and capture his first major championship. O'Meara went on to win the British Open in July.

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