Woods happy out in front

Tiger Woods could take his winnings from 15 World Golf Championship events to an incredible $10m (€8.55m) tomorrow – more than Jack Nicklaus’ total earnings from a 41-year playing career.

Woods happy out in front
Sat, 04 Oct, 2003 - 09:35

Tiger Woods could take his winnings from 15 World Golf Championship events to an incredible $10m (€8.55m) tomorrow – more than Jack Nicklaus’ total earnings from a 41-year playing career.

Woods held a five-stroke advantage going into the third round of the American Express Championship in Atlanta today.

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<p>Justin Thomas of Team United States during a practice round at the Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. Pic: David Davies/PA Wire.</p>

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