Player: Augusta criticism unjust

Gary Player said on the eve of his 49th Masters – one short of Arnold Palmer’s record – he had been “brainwashed” over the changed lay-out of Augusta National.

Gary Player said on the eve of his 49th Masters – one short of Arnold Palmer’s record – he had been “brainwashed” over the changed lay-out of Augusta National.

Like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, Player had criticised the lengthening of the course in the build-up to this week’s tournament.

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