51.   Although he dropped a shot at the sixth, Woods was living up to his billing as pre-tournament favourite.

52.   And when Price lost his cool after a three-putt to drop a shot on the third, the tournament caught fire.

53.   Both Price and Els dropped shots on the last hole, but both said they were perfectly contented with their first round showings.

54.   British Open Champion Tom Lehman, with Els the pre-tournament favorite, dropped three shots in five holes and stood at three under par.

55.   But Smail collapsed over the back nine, dropping five shots.

56.   Compatriot Tommy Nakajima had dropped two shots from par with one hole to play on his final round.

57.   Els had dropped two shots by the tenth, Pavin one, Cook two and Crenshaw four.

58.   Eriksson also failed to wothstand the pressure of the final day, dropping four shots to finish at three over.

59.   Forsbrand was only two shots behind at the turn, but dropped five shots coming home and the only real challenge to Cejka came from Rocca.

60.   The Swiss were shocked to drop three shots to the Danish team on the eighth end just when they seemed to be cruising to victory.