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It is sacrilege to even consider the possibility, especially when it surrounds sport's most dominant figure, but what if Kingston Heath beats Tiger? What happens if Tiger Woods misses the cut at a tournament he is being paid $3 million to promote? Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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THE bookies have Tiger Woods at $2.60 to win this week's JBWere Masters in Melbourne, but the world No. 1 is far from a certainty. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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Local hero Stuart Appleby on Monday gave his endorsement to Tiger Woods' $3.25 million Australian Masters appearance fee - and said there was no reason he could not repay it immediately by winning at Kingston Heath this week. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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HOW can you put a price tag on greatness? Much has been made of the $A4 million spent to bring Tiger Woods here for this week's Australian Masters at Kingston Heath. Well, he is worth every cent, and probably more. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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If you can look past, for a moment, the fact that both Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are multi-millionaires, playing the same game and hording appearance fees most of us won't accumulate in our lifetime, the two are practically polar opposites. Full Article at AOL Sports
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