This is how.
At the Augusta Masters, the return to competition of the icon Tiger Woods concentrates all eyes.
More than ever, there is Woods and the others.
Fans of Scottie Scheffler or Collin Morikawa will at least be quiet this Thursday to follow the first round (first games at 2 p.m. in France, live on Golf+ at 5 p.m. and Canal+ Sport at 11:55 p.m.) of their favorite player.
Public and media will thus gather around the part of the Tigre (departure 4:34 p.m.).
But the new generation, uninhibited and already at the top, should provide the show.
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A first since the establishment of the world ranking in 1986. The winner of the 86 edition of the Masters may be among the young wolves.
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