The New York Times – Sports:
Anyone who watched Tiger Woods during his earliest years knew he was going to dominate, Bill Pennington writes.
Category: Golf
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At the Masters, Decades of Unforgettable Shots
The New York Times – Sports:
The tournament tends to inspire magnificent moments, and there have been many.
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Ben Crenshaw Is Not Done With the Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
He played it as an amateur in the 1970s, won it twice and will once again be telling tales at the Champions Dinner.
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With Balls Traveling Farther, the Masters Tries to Keep Up
The New York Times – Sports:
Modern golf balls and clubs are challenging older courses. How much longer can Augusta National withstand the new technology?
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Masters Invitations Endure as a Signature Detail for the Tournament
The New York Times – Sports:
Putting and chipping aside, a crucial step on the journey to winning a coveted green jacket is making sure to R.S.V.P.
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Tiger Woods Says He Will Play the Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
Woods, who sustained significant leg injuries in a single-car crash in February 2021, has played several practice rounds at Augusta National this week.
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Reliving How Tiger Woods Won the 1997 Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
Tiger Woods was not supposed to win the 1997 Masters, but when he did, by 12 strokes — one of 20 Masters records he set in that tournament — he remade the game and catapulted himself to stardom.
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Tiger Woods at the Masters: “It Will Be A Game-Time Decision”
The New York Times – Sports:
Woods, who won his last major in 2019, at the Masters, is trying to return to golf after sustaining significant leg injuries in a single-car crash in February 2021.
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For a Few Days at Augusta National, the Spotlight Shines on the Women
The New York Times – Sports:
When the club held its first national women’s amateur tournament in 2019, it hoped to benefit women’s golf, especially the junior circuit. It seems to be working.