AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Two former U.S. Masters champions saw their fortunes diverge on Sunday as 2011 winner Charl Schwartzel rallied to finish third while 2013 victor Adam Scott slipped to a tie for ninth. "Sergio and Justin, they're really playing well now," Schwartzel told reporters after a final-round 68 left him three strokes behind Garcia and Rose, who decided the title in a sudden-death playoff. After starting the day just three shots back of co-leaders Garcia and Rose and one ahead of Schwartzel, Scott was unable to get it going on Sunday, with four bogeys overshadowing his three birdies. "I was looking for something special today and it wasn't even close in all areas," Australia's Scott told reporters. So, it wasn't going my way," he said.

Source: The Star April 10, 2017 02:48 UTC