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Martin County (Fla.) judge Darren Steele granted Tiger Woods a request to travel to an “out of country treatment facility” on Wednesday.
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After Bailey Shoemaker’s viral slow-play moment at Augusta National Women’s Am, context is important
During her 1-over 71 Wednesday, Shoemaker was shown on the broadcast taking approximately 1 minute, 12 seconds over her tee ball on Champions Retreat’s par-3 eighth, but the USC junior has been battling mental issues related to a severe arm injury.
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