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1. Golf balls, shirts and tickets: The financial impact of Tiger's win

   Tiger won a little more than $2 million by claiming his fifth green jacket. That's only the beginning of the money conversation.

2. How to bet Tiger for the rest of 2019

   Tiger Woods' Masters win is sure to change the landscape of golf betting. Is there now value on the field? How many majors will Woods win this year? Our experts debate.

3. Lewis, Green share first-round LA Open lead

   Stacy Lewis shot a 6-under 65 on Thursday for a share of the lead with Hannah Green after the first round of the Hugel-Air Premia LA Open. Lewis is making her sixth LPGA Tour start sincethe birth of her daughter in late October.

4. Stallings-Mullinax lead rain-delayed Zurich Classic

   Scott Stallings and Trey Mullinax shot a best-ball 11-under 61 to top the Zurich Classic leaderboard after a weather delay longer than seven hours prevented half of the 80 teams from even teeing off Thursday.

5. Woods hopeful Masters win leads to more majors

   Tiger Woods hopes his win at the Masters, which ended 11 years without a major victory, will lead to more major wins in his pursuit of the record held by Jack Nicklaus.

6. Ernie Els gets another U.S. Open exemption

   Ernie Els has been given a special exemption to the U.S. Open for the second straight year.

7. Inspired by Tiger, golfer comes out of retirement

   John Peterson, a former NCAA champion who retired from professional golf last year at age 30, has changed his mind, in part due to Tiger Woods' "inspiring" victory at the Masters.

8. Tiger commits to play Tour's first event in Japan

   Tiger Woods announced his intention to play at this fall's ZOZO Championship in Japan, the PGA Tour's first official event in the country.

9. Tiger event to end on Sat. ahead of Presidents

   Tiger Woods' Hero World Challenge will return to the Bahamas in December and end on Saturday (Dec. 7) instead of Sunday to give him and some of the players a little extra time to get to Australia for the Presidents Cup.

10. The quest for 19: Tiger chasing Jack is a real conversation again

    What once seemed unreasonable is a worthy conversation again -- for the experts, for his peers, for Tiger Woods himself. It's OK to talk about getting to or passing Jack Nicklaus' 18 majors.