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BRAVE NEW WORLD

he 2020 Masters will be an unprecedented event for two reasons: the November start date and the fact the tournament will be contested behind closed doors. There’s no question those elements will have an impact on proceedings, but the key attributes needed to compete at Augusta National – accuracy and distance control with irons, short-game prowess and an ability to sense the occasion and seize the moment – will still remain. That said, this year’s Masters will be a challenge

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