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In returning to the Masters for the first time since joining the Saudi-sponsored tour, the former champion seemed both familiar and diminished. His game wasn’t lost, not quite. But it was lacking, writes Barry Svrluga in Perspectives.

In returning to the Masters for the first time since joining the Saudi-sponsored tour, the former champion seemed both familiar and diminished. His game wasn’t lost, not quite. But it was lacking, writes Barry Svrluga in Perspectives.

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