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Beloved Sports Columnist and Author Feinstein Passes Away at 69
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Beloved Sports Columnist and Author Feinstein Passes Away at 69

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Tida Woods, mother to Tiger, dies at 81
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Tida Woods, mother to Tiger, dies at 81

Tida Woods, the beloved mother of golf champion Tiger Woods, has passed away at the age of 81. A pillar of support throughout Tiger’s career, she was known for her unwavering encouragement and deep influence on his journey to greatness.

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Green, who covered 60 straight Masters, dies
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Green, who covered 60 straight Masters, dies

Veteran golf journalist Tim Green Jr., who covered 60 straight Masters, passed away on Tuesday. He was 72.

Born in Atlanta and a graduate of the University of Georgia Henry W. Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, Green’s career in golf media spanned over 40 years.

Green was most known for his time with the Golf Channel, where he covered the game of golf beginning in 1995.

Green was also a contributing writer for The Augusta Chronicle during the Masters.

He began his journey to completing his impressive 60 Masters streak in 1962.

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