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This is playing around with Paige Renee.

Hello everyone, welcome back to another episode of playing around here with Cage and Amanda.

We have so much to talk about.

Right now, in this moment, Tiger Woods

is in his plane flying to Augusta.

It is looking very promising

that Tiger Woods will be in the field at the Masters.

And I like have goosebumps just even about it. I know I like I woke up this

morning and the news was kind of tracking Tigers played to Augusta and I was like oh my gosh and I just saw a video about five minutes before we jumped on here to record of his plane making its descent into Augusta Regional I guess whatever the other airport is it's the is not big enough for his plane, so they have to go to Augusta. It's a little airport there and it's exciting, like this means that Tiger has passed all of his other tests, like everything that he needed to do to even consider

playing a practice round at Augusta just you know this doesn't mean he's playing it just means that he's going to see

if he can play and I think that's a huge step in itself. 100% I think it's less about is his game there. We saw him at the PNC. His game actually looked really good, his swing look good, he looks physically fit. I think it's can he walk four rounds at Augusta National. If you've never been out there, it is so incredibly hilly.

And I think people are really surprised by that

because on TV, yeah, you can see some of the elevation changes,

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