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Playing Augusta National 'One Of The Thrills Of My Life' - Dame Laura Davies
The four-time Major winner also discussed the possibility of a Women's Masters happening in the future
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Adam Scott Makes Hole In One During Practice Round At Augusta National
Scott's preparation for The Masters seems to be going well, as he pocketed a hole-in-one at the par 3 sixth
