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Should Tiger call time on his competitive career?

Yes

Says Jeremy Ellwood

Writing this after The Masters, I feel the answer for any golf fan who has marvelled at his unparalleled achievements over the last 30 years surely has to be yes. Sure, he made the cut, but while appreciating conditions were tricky, he hit only 17 greens in the first two rounds – 18% below the field average.

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