A Cinderella Story:  Bart Bryant Wins 2005 Memorial Journeyman Bart Bryant pulled out a stunning and one of the most dramatic finishes in tournament history, edging out Fred Couples by one shot to earn his second tour win of his career...more coming soon Final Round Photo Gallery Listen to the trophy ceremony Listen to the press conference with Bart Bryant
	Toms Catches Fire: Five players tied for the lead after 3rd round By Dave Weissman David Toms shook off yesterday’s double-bogey on 18, shooting a hole-in-one on the 4th hole, an eagle on #15 and a slew of birdies to earn a share of the lead at 12-under par in the 2005 Memorial Tournament along with first and second round leader Jeff Sluman, Fred Couples, Jonathan Kaye, and journeyman Bart Bryant...more
	Round 2 Coverage:  Sluman Still In The Memorial Lead By Dave Weissman Jeff Sluman played steady golf carding a 1-under par 71 for the day in the second round of the Memorial Tournament and holding onto a one shot ahead of a group including three-time Memorial champion Tiger Woods and Harrison Frazer who both carded scores of 4-under par for the day...more   (photo gallery)
	Other News & Notes From Round 2 Only four times has a player in his 40's won this event.  Sluman is 47.  The others were; Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Tom Watson and most recently Kenny Perry in 2003. Tiger Woods has won 21 times after trailing through 36 holes during his time on the PGA Tour.
	Did you see those pants? Sabbatini wears camouflage for a cause By Dave Weissman The talk around the course at Muirfield Village was the pants that early first round leader Rory Sabbatini was wearing. The camouflage pants stood out when he was in the fairway but could not be seen when viewed against a tree…just kidding on the latter...more
	Sluman Makes Most of His Opportunity By Dave Weissman Jeff Sluman birdied the 15th hole in the first round of the Memorial Tournament to overtake Rory Sabbatini for the lead after the first round of The Memorial Tournament with a 7-under par, 65...more
	Strong Work Ethic Surrounds Honorees for 2005 Memorial By Giles Kennedy, Contributing Columnist Not only does the Memorial Tournament represent the best golfers of today, but Jack Nicklaus made sure when he began the golf tournament in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio that the Captain’s Club would honor two history making golfers each year, one living and one deceased. In 2005, the Captain’s Club chose a woman, LPGA legend Betsy Rawls, PGA pioneer Cary Middleoff, and sports veteran Jim McKay...more
	Tournament Preview Is This Tournament Tiger’s To Lose? By Dave Weissman, Columbus Wired On the eve of the 2005 Memorial Tournament, the pros got in one last day of practice before the start of the first round. Tomorrow it all begins and here is the overview of the contenders for the 30th Memorial...more
	Jack’s Last Hurrah? Nicklaus Reserves Right To Return To Memorial By Dave Weissman, Columbus Wired “I’m going to reserve the right to obviously be here. I think as a host here I may play, I may not play, but I’ll reserve the right and try to be able to play here.” stated Jack Nicklaus on the eve of his 29th Memorial Tournament. He may be done with tournament golf after the 2005 British Open next month, but tournament host Jack Nicklaus may not be done playing in the tournament he founded...more 3rd Round Photo Gallery 2nd Round Photo Gallery 1st Round Photo Gallery Practice Round Photo Gallery Pro-Am Photo Gallery