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2. Let's be fair to the guy. He's great copy. The years he was on top, golf's popularity soared. So sticking with what they know, TV and the sports commentariat keep sucking that thumb.
Examples:
Christine Brennan, USA TODAY
Sorry Christine, it is ridiculous. (Golfweek has the exact same headline, by the way. Just to cover my bases, to Golfweek I say, "No, it isn't ridiculous at all." This follows the reporter's rule of spelling last names. If you don't know, spell it different ways. One of them is bound to be right. This method isn't a big hit with editors.)
Will Tiger Woods win the Masters? (a poll from Tylt).
Voters are slightly on the yes side. Sorry voters. There is a better chance that President Trump will invite refugees to the White House to give them the tickets to Disneyland he says they want.
CBS Sports:
2019 Masters: 14 years removed from his last, can Tiger Woods win another green jacket?
As he approaches his mid-40s, is it safe to rule out Woods at the Masters?
No and yes.
Kyle Porter writes:
To be fair, Kyle thinks the above won't happen in 2019. It will never happen, Kyle.
3. Keegan Bradley will win the Masters in 2019.

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