Tiger on the prowl

Tiger on the prowl 7th October 2005

The PGA Tour is in San Francisco this week for the WGC American Express Championship with Scotland's Colin Montgomerie continuing his good form from last week to be the first round leader after firing a 6 under par 64.

A crowded leaderboard sees a group of 11 players with world number one Tiger Woods and world number 2 Vijay Singh leading the chasing pack just three shots off the pace.

Montgomerie is chasing his first win in the US having finished a runner up on four occasions, three of which were in Majors. Can the 42 year old Scotsman lead wire to wire?

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Date Tournament 2004 Winner
Oct 27-30Chrysler ChampionshipVijay Singh
Nov 3-6The Tour Championship presented by Coca-ColaRetief Goosen
Nov 10-13Franklin Templeton ShootoutHank Kuehne/Jeff Sluman
Nov 17-20WGC World CupEngland
Nov 26-27Merrill Lynch Skins GameFred Couples

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1Tiger WoodsUSA
2Vijay SinghFIJ
3Phil MickelsonUSA
4Retief GoosenSAf
5Ernie ElsSAF
6Sergio GarciaESP
7Jim FurykUSA
8Adam ScottAUS
9Chris DiMarcoUSA
10David TomsUSA

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