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The curtain comes down: Augusta National, Masters show way forward for golf

These presentations and shows go on all year and seem to be part of the wages of winning the Masters

Patrick Reed holds the championship trophy after winning the Masters golf tournament on Sunday. AP/PTI
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Patrick Reed holds the championship trophy after winning the Masters golf tournament on Sunday. AP/PTI

Siddharth Shriram
The greatest annual golf show in the world has just ended and a new show has begun; that of celebrating the new victor, Patrick Reed. Miraculously, overnight, the print and electronic media have put together comprehensive files on the personal and professional history of Patrick and he is already being interviewed by people like Feherty and others. These presentations and shows go on all year and seem to be part of the wages of winning the Masters. Already famous in deed and word (sometimes controversially), the fame and fortune heaped on a Masters winner, and the worldwide promotion whirlwind to

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