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Bryson DeChambeau Wants to Out-Drive History at the Masters

The New York Times - 11 Nov 2020 01:32
Bryson DeChambeau Wants to Out-Drive History at the Masters Bryson DeChambeau mapped out his Masters plan on Tuesday, which included bombing his tee shots over 100-foot tall pine trees and maybe breaking out the longest driver in golf.
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Looking ahead to April's Masters, chairman Fred Ridley said Wednesday that while he hopes it "will be more normal than it is now," there were no assurances it will be any different than the event that starts Thursday.
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Augusta's 13th hole 'a diminished challenge'

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 21:22
Augusta's 13th hole 'a diminished challenge' The "diminished challenge" presented by the par-five 13th at the Masters is set to be addressed by Augusta National officials.
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Masters hole-in-one club: Whose Augusta ace was best? Jon Rahm has stolen the headlines ahead of The Masters with his two holes-in-one in practice, including his incredible water-skipping effort on Tuesday.
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Topping the odds at 8-1 at Caesars Sportsbook by William Hill, Bryson DeChambeau is the consensus favorite to win the Masters this week.
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Masters: Par Three Contest best moments

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 17:00
Masters: Par Three Contest best moments The Par Three Contest at Augusta National has been the traditional curtain-raiser for The Masters since 1960.
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Masters Moments: Seve sparks European success in 80s Seve Ballesteros displaced Jack Nicklaus as the youngest Masters winner and the first player from Europe to wear the coveted Green Jacket on April 13, 1980.
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What if? Alternative Masters outcomes

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 17:00
What if? Alternative Masters outcomes The Masters has produced some of golf’s most unforgettable moments through the years, but what if those key shots had played out differently at Augusta National?
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The Masters: Sport is worth the wait!

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 16:35
The Masters: Sport is worth the wait! The Masters is finally here! It's a little later in the year than scheduled, but nevertheless, it has finally arrived and promises to be another drama-filled tournament.
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Best bets for the Masters

ESPN - 11 Nov 2020 16:17
It's Masters week in November for the first time. Can Tiger repeat? Or will Bryson DeChambeau fulfill everyone's expectations? Our experts offer their best bets.
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This strange year has seen first-time major winners at the PGA Championship and U.S. Open. Will the first fall Masters continue the trend?
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This Masters will be different, that's for sure. But the lack of patrons isn't the only big topic. There's Tiger Woods' defense, Bryson DeChambeau's length and a few sleepers to keep your eyes on this week.
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The Thrill of the Masters

The New York Times - 11 Nov 2020 12:00
The Thrill of the Masters Even 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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The Masters: Five numbers to know

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 11:00
The Masters: Five numbers to know For the first time, Augusta National opens its gates for an autumn Masters Tournament.
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Masters: DeChambeau 2020 vs Woods 1997

Sky Sports - 11 Nov 2020 10:00
Masters: DeChambeau 2020 vs Woods 1997 Game-changing. That is the impact golf insiders believe Bryson DeChambeau could have on the sport with his power approach as he targets back-to-back major victories this week at the Masters.
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McIlroy has no concerns over direction golf is going Rory McIlroy expects Augusta National to prove equal to the test and not succumb to Bryson DeChambeau's power game in The Masters this week.
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The Masters Rules During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Explained

The New York Times - 11 Nov 2020 07:01
The Masters Rules During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Explained A lot. No sporting event does springtime iconography like the Masters. But many of its traditions have been altered as men's golf's first major moved to fall.
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