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Call him the Speed Demon.

Welcome in the beginning of another edition of the Ben Mallor show we are in the air everywhere as we hold the floor coast to coast border to border and beyond on the vast and powerful

microphones of FSR emanating live from under the moonlight camouflaged by mostly darkness

the Fox Sports Radio Studios hope all is well with you we span we spun the wheel of topics

there were several directions we could have gone here but the story that got my attention the most in the last 24 hours is from the world of golf.

It has nothing to do with the Masters, which is about to begin, one of the four times, four times during the year we are allowed to talk about golf.

All right.

There are four majors, and each of those majors deserves a little bit of attention,

and we give it the proper amount of attention.

I will be checking out the festivities in Augusta, Georgia,

this week, and I assume you will be watching some of it as well.

But this is not about the Masters.

Instead, it is the latest developments involving Tiger Woods near-death experience in

Southern California in an auto accident that is now in Center Sage.

And the plot has thickened in the Tiger Woods story.

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