AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods sounds more wistful by the day. He’s 47 years old and is four years removed from his last major championship victory, which happened to be his last Masters victory and his last win of any kind. Woods, in his Tuesday meeting with reporters at Augusta National, sounded like he’s getting ever so close to becoming a ceremonial Masters player like the game’s legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus eventually did once they knew they could no longer compete to win. But Woods, whose 2019 Masters...
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