AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) a' Aussie! Aussie! Aussie! Adam Scott has transformed into the first Australian to get the Masters, whipping Argentina's Angel Cabrera on the 2nd playoff hole. After corresponding birdies on the hole, the players came ultimately back to No. 18 for the playoff and built pars. That sent them to No. 10, where Cabrera only missed a birdie putt, the ball ending right next to the glass. Scott then rammed his 12-footer in the back of the cup, claiming his first major subject and the green coat. a Paul Newberry, www.twitter.com/pnewberry1963 ___ HEADING TO A PLAYOFF Angel Cabrera responded Adam Scott's birdie on the 18th hole to drive a in the Masters. A 20-foot birdie was drained by scott to take a one-stroke lead at 9 under while Cabrera was waiting going to his next chance on the final opening. Cabrera put his shot 3 feet from the opening while Scott was signing his scorecard. Cabrera then sank the short set to also end at 9 below and force a playoff. And DAY'S PAIN Jason Day may be headed for another Masters heartbreak. The Australian, a runner-up at Augusta couple of years ago, shot a 2-under 70 in the ultimate round Sunday, likely to the club one shot behind co-leaders Adam Scott and Angel Cabrera. They both have the 18th hole to play. Time was in the cause until bogeys were made by him at the 17th and 16th holes. Dumb TIGER STORIES Padraig Harrington can begin looking forward to the U.S. Available. He's been through another important without making up any ground on Jack Nicklaus. Woods shot 2-under 70 for the next time in four units, not enough to win his sixth green coat. He finished at 5-under 283, three strokes off the cause as he visited the clubhouse. Woods has 14 major titles, four behind Nicklaus' record. Tiger has not gained a significant because the 2008 U.S. Available, the longest drought of his career. ___ ALL TANGLED UP We are all tangled up at the Masters. Australia's Adam Scott made birdie at the 15th hole right before countryman Jason Day got a at the 16th. A questionable decision was made by day from behind the green, going with the club with 12 feet of perimeter to work with. He missed the par putt and came up far short. They are both at 8 under, with former chief Angel Cabrera just one stroke behind. Seems like a serious finish at Augusta National. The Masters have been ever won by no Australian. Com SPLASH, SPLASH Exactly like that, we have a brand new chief at the Masters. Brandt Snedeker and Angel Cabrera, playing in the ultimate group, pulled back-to-back shots into the creek at No. 13. The miscue was especially harmful to Cabrera, who was leading the event with a stroke. About the time he was hitting his next shot from the drop location, Jason Day combined in a putt at the 14th. When Cabrera built bogey, Day claimed the cause at 8 under. Cabrera and Adam Scott are one shot behind, and keep an eye on Padraig Harrington. He is creating a late charge. ___ THUNDERBEAR There are several great nicknames on show at the Masters. The best choice, Angel Cabrera, is known as "El Pato" (The Duck). Then there's Thorbjorn Olesen of Denmark, whose name equals "Thunderbear." Olesen's first name is Jacob but he switched to using one of is own middle names since it is more distinctive. He is making quite a bit of sound in the last round at Augusta National, 5 under on the afternoon with one opening to play. It may perhaps not be quite enough. Olesen is three strokes behind Cabrera. And THE DUCK There is been a constant water considering that the leaders teed off at the Masters. That's got to be described as a good indication for the man nicknamed "The Duck." Angel "El Pato" Cabrera has built a two-stroke lead with regular play on the first seven holes a two birdies, five pars, and a 9-under total. Jason Day reaches 7 under, while Adam Scott and Brandt Snedeker are yet another shot right back. And LINDSEY'S EX While Olympic ski champion Lindsey Vonn is cheering on Padraig Harrington again at the Masters, her ex has been on Twitter providing a shot at the new couple. Woods was penalized two strokes on Saturday for a poor decline in the next round, hurting his chances to gain a fifth green coat. The problem started when a television audience called in to question whether Woods had followed the guidelines. Jones Vonn tweeted, "No issue Masters competition very happy to call in and support. You always have to help keep an eye on those cheaters." He included a face to his comment. Somehow, we have the feeling that neither Tiger nor Lindsey is smiling. Etc YET another 10! This time No. 12 got Bubba Watson. Last year's Masters champion put up the next 10 of the day on the pit called Golden Bell. Earlier Sunday, Kevin Na had a on the Par 3, 155-yard beautiful opening that showed how dangerous it could be with Rae's Creek in the front and three bunkers, one in front and two in the trunk, surrounding it. Dumb MISERABLE MICKELSON It absolutely was a Masters for Lefty. Phil Mickelson shut a week with 1-over 73 in the ultimate round. That leaves him at 9-over 297 a his second-worst rating in the 20 times he's made the Masters cut. The only year he went greater was in 2007, when Mickelson shot a 299 in much harder conditions. Dumb BACK TO SCHOOL It is back to research for 14-year-old Guan Tianlang. After closing with a for a 12-over total at the Masters, Guan says he is got some learning to do, including science, math, history and English. As for his first Augusta knowledge, he says "the entire week was good for me. I really liked it and had fun." .
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