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Bleacher Report · Jun 2, 2016

Jason Day Free of Weaknesses That Will Keep Competition Chasing Him for Years

It wasn’t long after Tiger Woods arrived at his first PGA Tour event that he began leaving both fans and competitors awestruck by his incredible power.

Spectators could often be seen climbing trees just to get a brief glimpse of one of Woods’ mammoth tee shots, while competitors were likely wishing they could somehow hide behind those same trees in order to escape the embarrassment of watching Woods’ ball fly 50 yards past theirs.

One of the most iconic venues in the game—Augusta National—was essentially forced to redesign its entire course after Woods decimated the joint back in 1997.

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