Garcia takes over

Sergio Garcia, a lowly 103rd on the US Tour money list this season, gave a flawless display to lead the American Express world championship in Atlanta today.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2003 - 22:31

Sergio Garcia, a lowly 103rd on the US Tour money list this season, gave a flawless display to lead the American Express world championship in Atlanta today.

The 23-year-old had a five under par 65 at the colourfully-named Capital City Club Crabapple for a one-stroke advantage over Americans Tim Herron and Rocco Mediate as others, Colin Montgomerie among them, struggled.

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CourtsGolfAmerican Express ChampionshipPlace: AtlantaPlace: Mount JulietPlace: IrelandPlace: OhioPlace: St AndrewsPlace: YorkshirePerson: GarciaPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: Tim HerronPerson: Rocco MediatePerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Retief GoosenPerson: Ignacio GarridoPerson: WoodsPerson: MontgomeriePerson: ScotPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Phillip PricePerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Alastair ForsythPerson: Brian DavisPerson: Ian PoulterPerson: Ernie ElsPerson: Justin RosePerson: Paul CaseyPerson: David HowellPerson: Mark FosterEvent: USEvent: American Express worldEvent: American Express World ChampionshipEvent: MastersEvent: NEC InvitationalEvent: European Ryder CupEvent: US TourOrganisation: Capital City Club CrabappleOrganisation: Nike
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