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Donald Trump is a goldmine of news, even when it’s about something completely unrelated to him. While the president seems focused on the conflict with Iran and getting his signature on the one-dollar bill, he’s also found time to talk about Tiger Woods and the Masters Tournament at Augusta.

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The fact is that Tiger, after his season debut on Tuesday in the final group of the TGL, left the door ajar for a possible return to the Masters, which will take place in two weeks. «I’ve been trying,» said Woods, who explained: «This body just doesn’t recover like it did when I was 24 or 25.» This was good news, considering he was saying not so long ago that he could only hit short shots.

“I want to play. I love the tournament. I’ve loved being there since I was 19. I’m going to be there no matter what,” the Californian added. However, the real news might be that Tiger will be in Augusta for the Champions Dinner, but not play, or so it seems from what Donald Trump has said. In a casual comment during his appearance on Fox News’ The Five on Thursday, the US president said about Woods: “I love Tiger, but he won’t be there. Well, he will be there, but he won’t play.”

The manager was asked to choose a winner, but he wouldn’t commit: «They’re magnificent players. It’s difficult for me. If I choose someone, I’m going to have enemies, I’m going to have ten guys who won’t talk to me.»

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