Video: Tiger's Sunday Masters "Stroll"

A video crew for Masters.com received exclusive access to Tiger Woods’ Sunday practice around and the official site has shared an edited package. Unfortunately it’s more glossy than meaty so it’s tough to tell much about his game, though he’s definitely taking an aggressive lash at the ball. The course was closed to all other media and spectators.

Bob Harig had details on the round if you’re looking for insights in how to play Woods for this week’s inevitable pools and fantasy lineups.

Oddsmakers at PointsBet are not bullish on Woods’ first round scoring potential, setting an over/under a 75.5

2022 Masters App Is Live And Ready To Be Updated

It’s back only sporting minor updates in the form of a new interactive Featured Group feed. Also, the Masters Radio is listed and may have been last year, too (if anyone recalls let me know). This would mean it’s not exclusive to SiriusXM and that you can get that broadcast via phone while driving or sitting on the beach.

Here is the link to update or download the 2022 edition.

The Masters also dropped this teaser video featuring a lot of former champions but Phil Mickelson and Angel Cabrera:

Quadrilateral: Major(s) News & Notes, March 17th, 2022

A crazy week of news and starts with a short commentary on why players need to embrace proposed equipment rule changes first, worry about the silly Saudi money later. I know, I know.

Plus, Korda, Masters on Seatgeek, Corrections, Reads, Listens and Tweets.

And just a reminder that as the Masters nears there wiill be plenty more Quads as the major season heats up. So sign up. You can write it off, too. Or at least read up on the whole newsletter thing here.

Also a housekeeping note: iPhone users can now read Substack newsletters in their new free app. I’ve been enjoying it for a few days now and the reading experience is way, way better. The notifications come eerily fast. While email will always be an option, the Substack app should cut down on posts getting lost in spam filters and makes the comment experience better. As with the email edition, you can scroll text without somehow opening up an ad or trying to close out a pop-up video.

The download link.