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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. 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.

4. Family charged in scheme over Masters tickets

   Four members of a Texas family face charges in what prosecutors say was a scheme that used stolen identities to get and resell tickets to the Masters.

5. Tiger's ex-caddie: Masters win re-energizes golf

   Tiger Woods' former caddie Steve Williams thinks that Woods' victory at the Masters is "amazing" for the golfer and the game.

6. Pan wins RBC Heritage after Johnson's collapse

   C.T. Pan took advantage of Dustin Johnson's back-nine meltdown to win the RBC Heritage for his first PGA Tour victory.

7. McCarron claims third victory at TPC Sugarloaf

   Despite losing the lead after a slow start on Sunday, Scott McCarron won the Mitsubishi Electric Classic for his third victory at TPC Sugarloaf.

8. Henderson wins in Hawai'i to tie Canadian mark

   Brooke Henderson successfully defended her Lotte Championship title Saturday to tie Sandra Post's record for LPGA Tour victories by a Canadian, with eight.

9. D. Johnson leads RBC Heritage by 1 after 68

   Top-ranked Dustin Johnson shot a 3-under 68 on Saturday to move past Shane Lowry for a one-stroke lead after three rounds in the RBC Heritage.

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.