The
Masters 2001 - Field
* - Defending Champion
a - Amateur
+ - First-year participant
United States International
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Tommy Aaron Robert Allenby
George Archer Stuart Appleby
Paul Azinger Aaron Baddeley
Notah Begay III Seve Ballesteros
Gay Brewer Thomas Bjorn
Mark Brooks Angel Cabrera
Jack Burke, Jr. - WNP Michael Campbell
Mark Calcavecchia Greg Chalmers +
Billy Casper Darren Clarke
Stewart Cink Jose Coceres +
Charles Coody Ernie Els
Fred Couples Nick Faldo
Ben Crenshaw Carlos Franco
Chris DiMarco + Pierre Fulke +
James Driscoll (a) + Sergio Garcia
David Duval Retief Goosen
Brad Faxon Padraig Harrington
Steve Flesch + Mikko Ilonen (a) +
Ray Floyd Toshi Izawa
Doug Ford Miguel Angel Jimenez
Jim Furyk Bernhard Langer
Bob Goalby - WNP Paul Lawrie
Dudley Hart Sandy Lyle
Scott Hoch Shigeki Maruyama
John Huston Colin Montgomerie
Lee Janzen Greg Norman
Steve Jones Jose Maria Olazabal
Jonathan Kaye + Jesper Parnevik
Herman Keiser - WNP Gary Player
Franklin Langham + Nick Price
Tom Lehman Eduardo Romero +
Justin Leonard Rory Sabbatini +
Davis Love III * Vijay Singh
Steve Lowery Grant Waite
Jeff Maggert Mike Weir
Bob May + Lee Westwood
Rocco Mediate Ian Woosnam
Phil Mickelson Shingo Katayama +
Larry Mize
Byron Nelson - WNP
Jack Nicklaus
Mark O'Meara
Arnold Palmer
Dennis Paulson
Chris Perry
Greg Puga (a) +
Jeff Quinney (a) +
Loren Roberts
Tom Scherrer +
Sam Snead - WNP
Craig Stadler
Steve Stricker
Hal Sutton
David Toms
D.J. Trahan (a) +
Kirk Triplett
Scott Verplank
Duffy Waldorf
Art Wall, Jr. - WNP
Tom Watson
Tiger Woods
Fuzzy Zoeller
Joe Durant
NOTES:
Vijay Singh carded a Sunday round of 69 to defeat Ernie Els by
three shots to capture last year's Masters title. Loren Roberts and
David Duval finished tied for third while Tiger Woods finished fifth.
Singh was the only player in the field to post four rounds at par or
better. International players have won nine of the last 13 and 11 of
the past 18 Masters tournaments. No player has ever won The Masters
after winning the par-three tournament held on Wednesday prior to the
tournament. This is the first "major" on the PGA Tour this year. There
are 18 first-time players this year and five amateurs. A total of 101
players have been invited to this year's event, with 94 expected to
compete. Invitations may also be issued to the tournament who: win The
Players Championship, finish among the top three leaders on the 2001
PGA Tour money list published during the fourth week prior to the
Masters, finish among the top-50 on the official World Golf Rankings
published during the fourth week prior to the Masters. The Masters
Committee, at its discretion, also invites international players not
otherwise qualified.
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