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In a plethora of well-deserved congratulatory remarks, there was one congrats that stood out. From a golfer who just so happens to know a thing or two about the Masters and about winning majors. One of the greatest golfers to ever pick up a club, whom many consider the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) of golfers.
Tiger Woods gave Matsuyama a shout out and recognized the historical significance of this Masters win.
History was made at the Masters in Augusta, Georgia over the weekend. History that had international implications outside just Georgia, outside just the US, as Hideki Matsuyama won the tournament, becoming “the first male golfer from Japan to win a major championship” according to ESPN.
Will Zalatoris just came in second place at one of the most historic, prestigious golf tournaments ever, The Masters. And he was just one stroke behind to finish the tourney.
Along with a great finish, Adam Sandler also tweeted about Zalatoris apparently looking like Happy Gilmore’s caddy.
Marcus “Goose” Williams is a visionary, a photographer, founder of the Live Your Day Overcoming (LYDO) Life Project, and now is a golfer.
Williams, though most of his body is paralyzed, isn’t letting that paralyze him from living every day to the fullest, chasing his dreams, and overcoming some serious adversity.
Father’s Day is still two months away but Rory McIlroy is ahead of the game, gifting his dad an early present by accidentally hitting his dad with a golf ball…during the Master’s.
Tiger recently wanted to thank a lot of people for all of the help, encouragement, and support he received during what was those scary moments during and after the crash.
Tiger Woods released a statement regarding the scary crash that shocked the sports world and non-sports world alike, thanking a certain group of people. “I am so grateful to both of the good samaritans who came to assist me and called 911,” Woods said in a tweet. RELATED: ‘It Is Possible That Tiger Comes Back …
“I’ve spoken to him a little bit,” Rory McIlroy said. “He’s doing better. I think all the guys have reached out to him…hopefully, if things go well over the next week or so, he might be able to get home and start recovery at home, which would be great for him see his kids, see his family.”
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“It is hard to explain how touching today was when I turned on the tv and saw all the red shirts,” Tiger Woods said in a Tweet. “To every golfer and every fan, you are truly helping me get through this tough time.”