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Melbourne: Tiger Woods managed to avoid the mayhem and hype awaiting him by slipping quietly into Melbourne on Monday to prepare for his first tournament in Australia for more than a decade. Full Article at DNA India
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MELBOURNE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Tiger Woods managed to avoid the mayhem and hype awaiting him by slipping quietly into Melbourne on Monday to prepare for his first tournament in Australia for more than a decade. Full Article at Reuters
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The world's top golfer Tiger Woods is due to arrive in Melbourne today to prepare for this week's Australian Masters at Kingston Heath. Woods last played in the Masters as a 21-year-old in 1997. Full Article at ABC Online
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That's part of it, Tiger is the best player in the world and you want to see what he does although I've learned over the year to try to not watch what he's doing on the golf course because it does distract you from what you're doing
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It's a great honour to be the defending champion of the Masters, anyway. No-one can take that away but, going by field strength, yes, if Tiger's in the field it would make it a little bit more special.
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They were running off everywhere to get to the next tees as they do whenever you play with Norman or Tiger. I got used to them sticking around for me all those years.
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It's going to be huge, there’s no doubt about that ... All the people are going to be following Tiger. But the thing is that the crowds are going to be so deep it's going to be hard to run forward, whereas in 1997 the people around the green were only two or three deep. They're going to be five or six, ...
SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia
