Anders Olsson leads a Swedish sweep
Anders Olsson won the 2004 US Masters with 445 over 14 rounds, four strokes ahead of Hans Olofsson. Jesper Anderson was third at 457, making it a Swedish one-two-three. Olsson was the first non-American to win the Masters.
Chris Carpenter opened with a 26, the low round of the week. Matt McCaslin led after rounds three and four and Anderson after round five. Olsson shared the lead after round six and led alone from round seven.
A 27 in round nine put Olsson ten strokes ahead. Olofsson cut it to one after round eleven. Olsson closed with 29, 29 and 30 to hold on.
Danny McCaslin and William Smith tied for fourth at 462. Nine of the 44 players came from outside the US.
