Masters recap | Tiger Woods’ comeback, Scottie Scheffler’s dominance

By: Rod Black - Contributing Columnist, Toronto Star Posted: Last Modified:

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The second round of the Masters saw windy conditions mix things up.

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The second round of the Masters saw windy conditions mix things up.

NorthStar Bets host and legendary sports broadcaster Rod Black was joined by Canadian pro golfer Ian Leggatt to chat all about the opening round at Augusta National. They discuss Tiger Woods fighting back after his early struggles, Scottie Scheffler looking like a true world No. 1, Charl Schwartzel surprising us, Corey Conners sticking around, and more.

NorthStar Bets host and legendary sports broadcaster Rod Black was joined by Canadian pro golfer Ian Leggatt to chat all about the second round of the Masters.
NorthStar Bets host and legendary sports broadcaster Rod Black was joined by Canadian pro golfer Ian Leggatt to chat all about the second round of the Masters.

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