WGC-American Express Championship 2003 - DP World Tour

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World Ranking Points
Official World Ranking POints on offer for the 2003 WGC - American Express Championship
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Prize Money Breakdown
Official Prize Money Breakdown of €5,225,570
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Eligibility
Top 50 available players, including any players tied for 50th available place, from the Official World Golf Ranking as of September 22, 2003.
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Promoter
Jack Warfield
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Location
Capital City Club (Crabapple Course)
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Tiger Woods Captures WGC - American Express Championship
World Number One, Tiger Woods, maintained his remarkable front-running record to notch up his 52nd victory worldwide in the World Golf Championships – American Express Championship at Capital City Club, Atlanta, as Ernie Els came close to sealing a first Volvo Order of Merit crown.
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Singh Chases Woods in WGC - American Express Championship
Tiger Woods’s apparently serene passage towards his fifth title of the year hit an unexpected obstacle at the Capital City Club in Atlanta when a rare double bogey at the 16th hole cut his three round lead to just two strokes from Fiji’s Vijay Singh in the World Golf Championships
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Garcia in Record Breaking form in Atlanta
Sergio Garcia, who closed the 2002 World Golf Championships – American Express Championship in Ireland with a course record 62, began this year’s renewal by establishing the low mark of 65 for the recently opened Capital City Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Facts & Figures
First played: 1999.Past winners:1999: Tiger Woods2000: Mike Weir2001: Not contested2002: Tiger Woods.Consecutive wins: None.Youngest winner:Tiger Woods, 23 and 312 days, 1999.Oldest winner:Mike Weir, 30 and 166 days, 2000.Lowest 18 hole score:62 (-10), Sergio Garcia, Retief Goosen, 2002.Lowest first 18 hole score:63 (-9), Nick Price, 2000.Lowest first 36 hole score:130 (-14),
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Woods Sweeps Five Clear in Atlanta
World Number One, Tiger Woods, carded a best-of-the-day 66, four under par, to sweep into a five stroke lead over a quartet of players including Sergio Garcia of Spain at the halfway stage of the World Golf Championships – American Express Championship at the Capital City Club, Atlanta.
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