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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Francesco Molinari learned on the eve of his first appearance at the Masters this major was different from the others.
"I didn't get told off," he said."I got asked politely not to be taking pictures. So you don't. There's a way they say things that mean, 'You shouldn't do that,' which is different from how other people tell you. They have their way. It's cool." Rory McIlroy was playing the British Open as an amateur in 2007 when he saw Henrik Stenson smash a tee marker out of frustration. Golf makes everyone crazy, as McIlroy has experienced himself. He once hurled a 3-iron into a lake at Doral and broke a club at Merion during the U.S. Open.
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