The Masters: Bruising winds blow a flurry of big names out of ‘borderline unplayable’ Augusta National
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One compared it to getting hit by a train, another to going 12 rounds against Mike Tyson. Believe it or not, these are both sound bites from a golf tournament. Whipping winds pummeled Augusta National during the second round of the Masters on Friday, whisking some of the game’s biggest stars up and out of the 88th edition of the major as players toiled to make it to the weekend. Four of the last 10 green jacket winners fell short of the six-over par cut line – Dustin Johnson, Sergio...
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