They say it takes years of experience and bundles of talent before you can, reasonably, harbour any hopes of winning the Masters. But occasionally, upsets do happen. Sine the tournament's inception in 1934, there have been three debutant winners: Horton Smith, in 1934, Gene Sarazan in 1935 and Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979) In recent years there have been unexpected triumphs for Zach Johnson, Trevor Immelman and Charl Schwartzel.

(Reuters) - Big-hitting Thai Kiradech Aphibarnrat will take a one-shot clubhouse lead into the final round of the weather-hit Malaysian Open on Sunday as world number three Luke Donald missed his first cut on the European Tour. South Africa's Charl Schwartzel, who was flown in by helicopter for his third round, was a shot behind after two holes as the $2.75 million co-sanctioned Asian Tour event was reduced to 54 holes.

* McIlroy loses 1 down to Irishman Lowry * Woods is ousted by fellow American Howell * Rookie Henley stuns in-form Schwartzel at Dove Mountain (Updates after play finishes for the day) By Mark Lamport-Stokes MARANA, Arizona, Feb 21 (Reuters) - World number one Rory McIlroy and three-times winner Tiger Woods were both sent packing in stunning fashion in the snow-delayed first round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship on Thursday.

Brazilian Adilson da Silva rediscovered his putting touch to take a three-stroke lead Friday after two rounds of the Africa Open. He completed a 10-under-par first round of 62 early Friday for a four-shot lead over South African Jaco van Zyl, with the late finish caused by a three-hour delay when 30-kilometre-an-hour winds moved balls on some greens. The Brazilian returned to the 6066-metre East London Golf Club course soon after and excellent putting helped him to a four-under 68, with Van Zyl firing a 67 to retain second place and John Parry of England a 66 for third spot.