Masters officials defend Tiger's sanction

Tournament officials today insisted Tiger Woods had not received preferential treatment and the ruling on his two-shot penalty at the Masters was a “good decision”.

Masters officials defend Tiger's sanction

Tournament officials today insisted Tiger Woods had not received preferential treatment and the ruling on his two-shot penalty at the Masters was a “good decision”.

But Fred Ridley, chairman of the Competition Committees at Augusta National, admitted he wished he had told Woods his drop on the 15th hole during Friday’s second round had been under scrutiny.

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