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@mattbegreatyt Most of his trouble was in his non prime years but could have won a few more

Since the Masters has started it has me thinking… Is Tiger Woods the biggest “What if” of all time? Crazy to say because He is one of the greats, but I’m being serious. Imagine how many majors He could have won if he stayed out of trouble and stayed healthy. Thoughts?

Bryson has been playing too many public courses and isn’t used to playing the fluffy sand at nice courses like Augusta National #TheMasters

Jack Nicklaus is part of the official @amazon prime coverage of #TheMasters

Jack Nicklaus part of the @amazon prime broadcast

@richiebratton @JoelMBeall TNT needs a shot

@JoelMBeall Rumor has it The National generally only deals on 1 year contracts with its Partners. Just saying, ESPN.

This nation is imploding

@NathanMcKinnon @JoelMBeall Like no one is going to watch the Super Bowl and they need to pre promote it….lol

@JoelMBeall We’ve been over this - ESPN and ABC and Disney have the Super Bowl this year. They are bringing out all of their football on screen “talent” to promote what they believe will be their “biggest year ever”. This is why you see Kelce, Rutledge, and so on, during Masters coverage.

April 9, 1995: Just days after the death of his mentor Harvey Penick, Ben Crenshaw emotionally wins his second Masters title with a one stroke victory over runner-up Davis Love, III. “I had a 15th club in my bag and it was Harvey,” says the 43-year-old Crenshaw of Penick.

We didn't see one shot of Gary Player, Nick Faldo, Ian Woosnam, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Watson and other "old-timers" during the Par 3 at #TheMasters Maybe show 1/3 less babies playing in the bunkers next year and show/honor former champions? golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/g… via @golfweek

It seems the people who are now let into #TheMasters are not really golf fans....

31 years ago today Brian Henninger as the co-leader at the start of the final round of #TheMasters

Jack Nicklaus kicks off the 90th Masters with the ceremonial tee shot… ONE OF US!

April 9, 1978: Gary Player comes from seven shots back to win his third Masters title at age 42, shooting a then-record tying round of 64. Player wins by one shot over Rod Funseth, defending champion Tom Watson and 54-hole leader Hubert Green. Player starts the day in 10th place!

@NUCLRGOLF yes

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April 9, 1972: Jack Nicklaus stumbles to a final-round 74, but hangs on to win his fourth Masters title, tying Arnold Palmer for the most Masters titles. Nicklaus finishes four shots ahead of Bruce Crampton, Tom Weiskopf and Bobby Mitchell to win

History says one of these three golfers will win the Masters nytimes.com/athletic/71808…

@revbrad81 @AlanShipnuck That was odd... why didn't they get David Duval or Andy North??

@AlanShipnuck Wyndham not helping.

I rest my case.

Frankie Fleetwood overkill....

No old-timers shown playing the Par 3 either

Mardy Fish, Mikael Pernfors and Rick Rhoden In 2017 Mardy Fish Children'.s Foundation Golf youtu.be/FgGF9Dni7WU?si… via @YouTube