Rose Blooms Amid Thorns of First Round at Masters

Deseret News (Salt Lake City) › April 06, 2007

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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The cheers broke the morning calm at Augusta National when Arnold Palmer took a mighty swing at his ceremonial tee shot. For the next 11 hours Thursday, the Masters went mute.

Throw together a course that has grown 500 yards with brittle conditions, and there wasn't much to cheer.

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Rose Blooms Amid Thorns of First Round at Masters

Justin Rose was as proud of his 15 pars as his three birdies in a round of 69, which left him atop the leaderboard with Masters rookie Brett Wetterich. It was the highest score to lead the f...

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