AUGUSTA, Ga. — Top-ranked golfers began practice rounds at Augusta National on April 6 ahead of the Masters, which opens April 9; reigning champion Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler took part as organizers presented firm course conditions, limited commercial minutes and pronounced tournament traditions. Players and bettors adjusted strategies and odds this week as markets favor Scottie Scheffler; Bryson DeChambeau’s recent LIV victories and historical long-shot winners such as Danny Willett were cited. Tiger Woods remained absent following a March 27 arrest, and first-round play is scheduled to start April 9.
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