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2013 Masters field unveiled

Augusta - Augusta National Golf Club on Friday announced a list of invitees expected to compete in the 2013 US Masters, the first major of the golf season scheduled for April 11-14.

Players still can earn invitations through US PGA Tour victories or world rankings through the week prior to the Masters.

America's Bubba Watson won last year's event after edging South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen in a playoff.

2013 Masters Invitees as of January 11 ('a' denotes amateur):

Thomas Bjorn (DEN)

Keegan Bradley (USA)

Angel Cabrera (ARG)

KJ Choi (KOR)

Stewart Cink (USA)

Tim Clark (RSA)

Darren Clarke (NIR)

George Coetzee (RSA)

Nicolas Colsaerts (BEL)

Fred Couples (USA)

Ben Crenshaw (USA)

Ben Curtis (USA)

Jason Day (AUS)

Luke Donald (ENG)

Jamie Donaldson (WAL)

Jason Dufner (USA)

a-Alan Dunbar (NIR)

Ernie Els (RSA)

Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (ESP)

Rickie Fowler (USA)

a-Steven Fox (USA)

Hiroyuki Fujita (JPN)

Jim Furyk (USA)

Sergio Garcia (ESP)

Robert Garrigus (USA)

Lucas Glover (USA)

Branden Grace (RSA)

a-Guan Tianlang (CHN)

Bill Haas (USA)

Peter Hanson (SWE)

Padraig Harrington (IRL)

John Huh (USA)

Trevor Immelman (RSA)

Ryo Ishikawa (JPN)

Dustin Johnson (USA)

Zach Johnson (USA)

Martin Kaymer (GER)

Matt Kuchar (USA)

Bernhard Langer (GER)

Paul Lawrie (SCO)

Marc Leishman (AUS)

Sandy Lyle (SCO)

David Lynn (ENG)

Hunter Mahan (USA)

Matteo Manassero (ITA)

Graeme McDowell (NIR)

Rory McIlroy (NIR)

Phil Mickelson (USA)

Larry Mize (USA)

Francesco Molinari (ITA)

Ryan Moore (USA)

Kevin Na (USA)

Jose Maria Olazabal (ESP)

Thorbjorn Olesen (DEN)

Mark O'Meara (USA)

Louis Oosthuizen (RSA)

John Peterson (USA)

Carl Pettersson (SWE)

Scott Piercy (USA)

Ted Potter (USA)

Ian Poulter (ENG)

Justin Rose (ENG)

Charl Schwartzel (RSA)

Adam Scott (AUS)

John Senden (AUS)

Webb Simpson (USA)

Vijay Singh (FIJ)

a-Nathan Smith (USA)

Brandt Snedeker (USA)

Craig Stadler (USA)

Steve Stricker (USA)

Michael Thompson (USA)

David Toms (USA)

Bo Van Pelt (USA)

a-TJ Vogel (USA)

Nick Watney (USA)

Bubba Watson (USA)

Tom Watson (USA)

a-Michael Weaver (USA)

Mike Weir (CAN)

Lee Westwood (ENG)

Thaworn Wiratchant (THA)

Tiger Woods (USA)

Ian Woosnam (WAL)

YE Yang (KOR)

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