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• Lack of technology works well at the Masters
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• Patrick Reed Lets Putter Do the Work in Grabbing Second Round Lead at Augusta
  Patrick Reed is halfway home to his first major championship. Reed shot a 6-under 66 in the second round Friday, moving to 9 under for the tournament and giving him a two-shot lead over Marc Leishman heading into the third round. Reed and Leishman will be the final pairing Saturday, with the weather forecast calling […]
• A Day Later, Sergio’s 13 Still Stunning
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• Elegance and efficiency abound at Augusta National
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