Judge upholds protest limits at The Masters April 7, 2003 GolfWeb Wire Services AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A federal judge has upheld the law that allows Augusta's sheriff to regulate protests outside this week's Masters. Monday's ruling was only a partial victory for city officials, however. U.S. District Judge Dudley H. Bowen Jr. hasn't decided if Sheriff Ronald Strength violated his discretion by denying Martha Burk's group the right to protest at the front gates of Augusta National. Burk is planning to protest Augusta National's all-male membership on Saturday. Aware of the time constraints of the case, Bowen said he would...