Golf Legend Returns From Retirement - LITE

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In today’s news: an LPGA legend is returning from her retirement, Fleetwood finds a new partner, and a PGA Tour event is facing a pivotal moment. All about that and more in today’s edition.

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Michelle Wie Allowed to Play U.S. Women’s Open Despite Expired Exemption

The major champ decided to hang up his clubs three years ago, but recently she decided to make a return to professional golf.

Tiger Woods Issues Statement Following Car Crash →

Tiger’s Teammate Shuts Down Vile Rumors →

Insider Reveals Impact of Woods’s Absence From Tour Leadership →

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As you read above, Michelle Wie West is making her return 3 years after announcing her retirement. Now, tell us…

Tuesday’s Result: 57.96% of you said Tiger Woods should call it quits once and for all.

As part of our Masters week countdown, we are looking at all 18 holes of Augusta National. With seven days to go before the first major, today our focus is on the fifth hole, Magnolia.

Inspired by the Road Hole at the Old Course at St. Andrews, Magnolia has averaged 4.26 strokes historically, ranking as the fifth-toughest at Augusta National. The easiest Magnolia has ever played is 4.061 strokes at the 2001 Masters. The worst score made here was a quadruple bogey, and the lowest was an eagle on the par-4.

Tuesday’s Picture Puzzle: Babe Zaharias. 78.20% of you got it right.

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