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Location American Golf News for 10 April 2014
Masters is so much more than golf, and that's the way it should be The first major of the season is a throwback sporting event, where cellphones don't exist and the food is actually affordable.AUGUSTA, Ga. — It was a quiet, nondescript moment deep in the pine trees at the end of a sun...
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Caddies Forge Masters Tradition at Augusta Home Rental

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 03:35
Caddies Forge Masters Tradition at Augusta Home Rental Since the late 1990s, when they first rented from a retired teacher, four caddies have spent every Masters week ensconced in a 68-year-old house in Augusta.
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Masters Dreams Are Dashed at Augusta National's 15th Hole

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 03:09
Lengthened to account for modern equipment and bolstered by dozens of new and vexing trees, the 15th hole at Augusta is an anomaly of analytics that helps determine the Masters champion.
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McIlroy happy with opening 71

Sky Sports - 10 Apr 2014 23:37
McIlroy happy with opening 71 Rory McIlroy was happy with a round of 71 in what he described as a difficult opening day of the Masters at Augusta.
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Vintage Masters Start by Wine-Loving Jimenez

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 23:24
Just like the Rioja wine he loves to drink after a round of golf, Miguel Angel Jimenez seems to get better with age and, apart from two shots, the Spaniard was in sparkling form at the Masters on Thursday.
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The last time he walked off a green at a major championship, Jason Dufner was the winner, later hoisting the Wanamaker Trophy last August at Oak Hill Country Club, where he won the PGA Championship.
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'Why Not?' Couples Says on Winning Masters at 54

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 22:51
Fred Couples carried on his love affair with Augusta National by shooting a one-under 71 in Thursday's first round of the Masters and then posed a question that would have thrilled his legion of fans.
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Haas grabs early lead at Augusta

Miami Herald - 10 Apr 2014 22:30
Bill Haas carded a 4-under 68 on Thursday to grab a 1-stroke lead during the first round of the Masters.
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Masterful Starts by Debutants Stadler, Blixt and Walker

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 22:03
The Masters has been won by only three debutants since the tournament was launched in 1934 but Jonas Blixt, Kevin Stadler and Jimmy Walker made impressive starts on Thursday to raise expectations of a fourth.
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Sweden's Blixt on Leaderboard at Masters

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 21:03
Jonas Blixt gave the Masters an international presence on the leaderboard for most of the opening round.
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Blixt Blitz and Steady Stadler Light Up Early Masters Going

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 19:12
Masters debutants Jonas Blixt and Kevin Stadler sprinted out of the blocks to grab the early clubhouse lead on two-under-par 70 in the opening round of the 78th Masters on Thursday.
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Strong starts for Scott, McIlroy at Masters

L.A. Times - 10 Apr 2014 19:05
Strong starts for Scott, McIlroy at Masters AUGUSTA, Ga. – At age 78, Gary Player still has a little pop left in his driver. Or maybe it’s just the aura at Augusta National that brings out Player’s best.
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The European Tour has been forced to move one of its events from South Korea to Singapore with only three weeks' notice because of "staging issues."
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Masters stays on Sky

Sky Sports - 10 Apr 2014 17:48
Masters stays on Sky Sky Sports will continue to show live coverage of the Masters from Augusta National thanks to a new multi-year agreement announced today.
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'Big Three' Still Competitive in Starting Masters

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 17:45
The 'Big Three' of Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player showed their competitive juices still flowed after striking tee shots to launch the Masters Tournament at Augusta National on Thursday.
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The tee shot is ceremonial, yet there was a sense that competition still exists between the "Big Three."
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Tour event moves to Singapore

Sky Sports - 10 Apr 2014 17:16
Tour event moves to Singapore The European Tour has been forced to move one of its events from South Korea to Singapore just three weeks before the start of the event.
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Late venue switch for The Championship

Miami Herald - 10 Apr 2014 17:15
The European Tour has been forced to move one of its events from South Korea to Singapore with only three weeks' notice because of "staging issues."
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Late Venue Switch for The Championship

The New York Times - 10 Apr 2014 17:03
The European Tour has been forced to move one of its events from South Korea to Singapore with only three weeks' notice because of "staging issues."
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Golf's 'Big Three' led off another Masters

Miami Herald - 10 Apr 2014 16:34
Golf's 'Big Three' led off another Masters The tee shot is ceremonial, yet there was a sense that competition still exists between the "Big Three."
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Excitement heightens as Masters begins

Chicago Tribune - 10 Apr 2014 15:52
Excitement heightens as Masters begins AUGUSTA, Ga. – At age 78, Gary Player still has a little pop left in his driver. Or maybe it’s just the aura at Augusta National that brings out Player’s best.
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Nicklaus, Palmer, Player get Masters into swing

Chicago Tribune - 10 Apr 2014 14:42
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Arnold Palmer was the first to the tee Thursday morning with Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus in his wake. Between the trio, they own 13 Masters championships, 49 top 10 finishes and a reverence from the mas...
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