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04 - 07 Nov 1999
Real Club Valderrama, Sotogrande, Spain
1 Vijay SINGH (Fiji) 672 Jim FURYK (USA) 683 Mark JAMES (Eng) 69- Bob ESTES (USA) 69- Phil MICKELSON (USA) 69- Nick PRICE (Zim) 69- Scott HOCH (USA) 698 Jeff MAGGERT (USA) 70- Jarmo SANDELIN (Swe) 70- Chris PERRY (USA) 70- Colin MONTGOMERIE (Scot) 7012 Rodney PAMPLING (Aus) 71- Bernhard
1 Chris PERRY (USA) 70 67 72 209- Miguel Angel JIMÉNEZ (Sp) 72 68 69 2093 Hal SUTTON (USA) 75 66 69 210- Tiger WOODS (USA) 71 69 70 210- Justin LEONARD (USA) 71 67 72 210- Nick PRICE (Zim) 69 71 70 210- Tom LEHMAN (USA) 72 67 71
Category 1 - Top 50 Official World Ranking 1st Nov 1999
Fiji’s Vijay Singh, the 1998 US PGA Champion, shot an opening four under par 67 to take the lead after the first round of the WGC – American Express Championship at Valderrama.
Tee Times are local time (C.E.T.)
Miguel Angel Jiménez goes into the final round of the WGC – American Express Championship with a Spanish treble in his sights after moving into a share of the lead with American Chris Perry at Valderrama.
Tiger Woods rolled in a 12 foot birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden-death play-off at Valderrama to edge out Spanish favourite Miguel Angel Jiménez in a thrilling climax to the first World Golf Championships event to be held in Europe.
Tee Times are in local time (C.E.T.)
Darren Clarke and Lee Westwood aim to recapture the marvellous memories of their last visit to Valderrama when the World Golf Championships reach European shores for the first time this week.
Colin Montgomerie will renew an acquaintance with an old friend when he arrives at Valderrama Golf Club for the first World Golf Championships event to be staged outside the United States – the American Express Championship – from November 4-7.
