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Times Live South Africa
Camera, phone ban for Tiger's Australian appearance
Tiger Woods of the US tees off on the fifth hole during the 2009 HSBC Champions golf tournament in Shanghai. Full Article at Times Live South Africa
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009 MELBOURNE: Organisers of the Australian Masters have banned spectators from bringing cameras and mobile phones to prevent a repeat of the crowd distractions which infuriated Tiger Woods in Shanghai last week. Full Article at The News
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Tiger Woods' caddy Steve Williams walks the course at Kingston Heath in preparations for this week's Australian Masters. Picture: Michael Klein Source: Herald Sun IT'S the attention to detail we hear of, but all too infrequently witness. Full Article at Herald Sun
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Peeple, people everywhere: Tiger Woods is surrounded by hordes of fans in Shanghai Photo: AFP/GETTY IMAGES Organisers have taken the tough step to prevent a repeat of the crowd distractions which infuriated Tiger Woods in Shanghai last week. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Q. Do you want to wrap up today's play and how you found it out there? TIGER WOODS: Today was anything that could go wrong went front for me today. Got off to a bad start and buried the ball in a tee shot there on 7. Full Article at PGATour.com
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