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Masters playoff format explained: What are the rules? Which holes are played? Original

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By Ben Hogan
| The Augusta Chronicle Verified
The Masters Tournament is all about tradition – the green jacket and the Champions Dinner come to mind – but there is one aspect where the tournament abandons its old-school feel: playoffs. If the tournament ends in a tie today, a sudden-death format will decide the winner. The Masters is the only major that employs sudden death to determine a winner in the event of a tie. Sudden-death playoffs used to begin at No. 10, but now the Masters starts them on No. 18.
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How big of a competition can the new Kelly Ranch Golf Club expect in Fort Worth?

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By Miklos Breitner, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson
| golfbusinessmonitor.com
I was intrigued by the Kelly Ranch Golf Club development project’s $100 million price tag. The project’s scale and scope have piqued my interest, and I would like to learn more about it. Fortunately, I was able to secure an interview with David Matheson, a Partner at Escalante Golf, providing us with an exclusive opportunity to take an in-depth look behind the scenes of this project. All the major private clubs in Fort Worth have a waitlist for new members.
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Sports in :60 - May 8, 2023

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By Ben Hogan
| Tommie Media
This past Saturday, May 6, was the Kentucky Derby, which was marred by controversy due to several horses dying prior to the race. Seven horses died following injuries at the track since April 27, including Derby entrant Wild On Ice. Freezing Point and Chloe’s Dream were euthanized after injuries before Saturday’s Kentucky Derby that was ultimately won by Mage.
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