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Masters: Sunday hole locations, and they won't be easy

Paste BN Sports  |  USATODAY

AUGUSTA, Ga. — It all begins on the back nine on Sunday at the Masters.

Tiger Woods said Saturday that anyone within six shots of the lead on the back nine still has a chance. That's good for him, seeing as he begins his final round four shots behind 2009 champion Angel Cabrera and Brandt Snedeker.

So look for many of those traditional pin placements.

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