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Tiger Woods is still weighing whether to attempt one of the most remarkable comebacks in sports history. Less than 14 months after a catastrophic February 2021 car wreck that nearly cost him his leg, Woods continues to consider whether to play the Masters this week. Woods spent time last week walking the steep hills of Augusta National and performed well enough to warrant keeping the door open. “I will be heading up to Augusta today to continue my preparation and practice. It will be a… Source link

Best Life These 4 Beloved Foods Are Disappearing From Grocery Shelves, Experts Warn Thanks to the COVID pandemic, we’re no strangers to major shortages of household staples. Last year at this time, toilet paper and cleaning supplies were almost impossible to find and prices surged, making these necessities a luxury. Now, with more and more people in the U.S. getting vaccinated, it may feel as if the end of the pandemic is just around the corner, but the lingering effects of the last year are… Source link

Jason Rouslin breaks down the best PGA DFS picks for The Masters Yahoo Cup daily fantasy tournament, including Si Woo Kim and Jordan Spieth. Looking for a way to learn PGA DFS without jumping in with both feet? We have a perfect solution for you. This year, Yahoo and Yahoo Fantasy are offering a $10,000 freeroll called the “Yahoo Cup.” This contest awards a winner for weekly events and one winner at the end of the season who has the most cumulative points. That winner will receive… Source link

Will Augusta be the next battleground over Georgia’s election law? (Jamie Squire/Getty Images) The eyes of the nation are squarely on the state of Georgia and its new election law, right at the exact moment the eyes of the sporting world are turning to a small city in the eastern half of the state. Friday afternoon, less than a week before the Masters is scheduled to tee off in Augusta, Major League Baseball announced it would be moving the All-Star Game out of Atlanta in direct response to… Source link

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods watched his approach shot on the ninth hole at Augusta National, his 18th hole of the day, loft gently into the late afternoon, bounce, and settle nine feet from the cup. It should have brought forth a torrent of cheers. Woods was, at the time, two strokes off the lead at the Masters and in position to putt for birdie. The waves of patrons that normally ring the ninth hole — or any hole where Woods plays, really — would have cracked the foundations of the… Source link