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Previously on All-American.

It was just like he had opened up this whole new possibility to what a golfer could be.

You've said that I love to compete.

That's the essence of who I am.

What did you mean by that?

I love to compete.

Whatever it is.

You and I could be playing cards right now and I just want to kick your butt. You'd want to win? No, I want to kick your butt. It's a difference. This guy ever win another major. I don't think so. I don't think so. I hope so. Tiger's competitive career is over.

Yes. I think so.

On Sunday, April 14, 2019, the weather in New York City was unseasonably warm.

One of those spring days where it felt like winter is finally in the rearview.

So I went for a walk around my neighborhood.

At around 2.30, I got a push notification to my phone.

The New York Times wanted me to know that after 14 years, Tiger Woods had won the Masters.

I honestly didn't even know that it was Master Sunday, or that Tiger was still playing golf.

But seeing this news left me with all these questions about how Tiger got there.

And those questions led to this show.

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