Woodrow's Woes and Rory's Belt [Moving Day At The Masters]

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Woodrow's Woes and Rory's Belt [Moving Day At The Masters]
SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 4/12/2008 on deadspin.com [flag]
Rory Sabatini will have plenty of time to do some more shopping at Hot Topic this weekend, as he became one of the top players to miss the cut at the Masters. Those who did survive the first two days at Augusta National are now underway despite a bit of atmospheric wetness. KJ Choi is already +3 for today's round, and he looks positively determined to finish in last place. Continue after the ... [link]

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