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.

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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CourtsGolfAmerican Express ChampionshipPlace: AtlantaPlace: Capital City Club CrabapplePlace: AkronPlace: Pebble BeachPlace: Atlanta AirportPlace: Kiawah IslandPlace: AmericaPlace: CanadaPerson: WoodsPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Jack Nicklaus’Person: Darren ClarkePerson: ClarkePerson: Rocco MediatePerson: Tim HerronPerson: KJPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: Ernie ElsPerson: Justin RosePerson: RosePerson: Paul CaseyPerson: Padraig HarringtonPerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Phillip PricePerson: Ian PoulterPerson: Brian DavisPerson: Alastair ForsythPerson: Colin MontgomeriePerson: David HowellPerson: Mark FosterPerson: Davis LovePerson: Jim FurykPerson: Justin LeonardEvent: American Express ChampionshipEvent: WGC seriesEvent: US TourEvent: 2000 Andersen ConsultingEvent: NEC InvitationalEvent: 2000 US OpenEvent: World CupOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: ZimbabweOrganisation: Fiji
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