Some will tune in hoping for a fairy-tale-type comeback. Some will tune in expecting the latest in an increasing series of poor shots and poorer decisions. But there’s no denying that when Tiger Woods returns to tournament play today in the first round of the 2015 Masters at Augusta, enough people will tune in for viewership to be very high. For more, including when Woods tees off today, see Gerald Jordan’s Crossing Jordan.

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Dan Hawkinson

why is there so much commentary and we were not able to watch the record setting play of Jorden Speith. This is supposed to be about watching the tournament not watching the commentators who want to hear themselves talk.

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