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Tiger Woods mania already huge at Masters practice. Does it appear he can play?

Tiger Woods pauses while getting in some work chipping at the practice range before his practice round for the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on Monday, April 4, 2022, in Augusta, Georgia.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Monday felt like Sunday.

Tiger Woods can do that to a place.

The first day of practice rounds at the Masters is typically buzzing, but mostly with thousands of spectators — they call them patrons here — getting their first glimpse of Augusta National, walking the holes, and lining up to spend hundreds and often thousands of dollars on merchandise.

But this Monday felt markedly different as Woods made his near-miraculous return to the storied tournament after a

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