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Bubba Watson: Oh, they're allowed. They just can't. Ted Scott: In 10 years of playing, you know, golf with him and caddying for him, really, he's only hit the ball bad a few times.

Bubba Watson's victory in the Masters sent him on a dizzying media tour this week, ... Watson grew to love golf by trying to hook and slice Wiffle balls around trees on his family's 1 1/2 -acre ...

Bubba Watson reminded everyone why he's a two-time Masters champion by conquering the game's most mentally challenging test. Bubba Watson reminded ... “In my head, in my imagination, I kept seeing a ...

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Watson’s imagination and shot-making were on display long before that, though. After hooking a 2-iron off the tee into the hay on the par-4 seventh, the long-hitting lefty saw a gap between the ...

Bubba Watson is beginning to look like a one-dimensional player whose game is made for the Masters but not much else when it comes to the majors. Based on how he played the last three majors of ...

Bubba Watson of the United States walks up the 18th fairway during the final round of the 2012 Masters Tournament at Augusta National. Advertisement “That’s when Teddy got in my ear.” ...

Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson make ... or play hero ball. Watson, of course, chose hero ball, pulling driver off the deck, aiming at the sixth tee, and playing a monstrous slice over the trees back ...

Bubba Watson had no choice but to agree with me. I was offering him a compliment — declaring him perhaps the best player in the world at working the ball to extravagant measures — and he ...

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