The Thrill of the MastersEven the pros get a tingle playing it, but for first-timers it’s a breathtaking achievement, especially after this year’s initial postponement.
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… Read MoreBernhard Langer Just Keeps PlayingHe has won the Masters twice and at 63 is coming back for more.
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… Read MoreThe Dolphins Appear to Be Relevant. How About That?Under Coach Brian Flores and general manager Chris Grier, the only thing more shocking than the Miami Dolphins being relevant in November is the team’s organizational competence.
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… Read MoreAt Augusta National, Patience and Experience Pay OffThe course has many quirks, and these Masters pros are intimate with them.
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