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Well, Alan Shepnuck has been a go-to author for me when I want to read about golf. He wrote Rory,

just finished it, the heartache and triumph of golf's most human superstar. It is available now.

I went into the book with one idea about what Rory McElroy was.

And a third of the way through the book, I was learning things I did not know before.

And if you're going to watch the Masters this weekend and, you know, you got some time,

you're going to be in front of the TV.

I strongly suggest buying the book. Rory,

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