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Take our Masters survey for a chance to win a 2023 Odyssey White Hot putter
To better understand how fans feel about the Masters, we devised a quick-and-easy survey. Complete it here for a chance to win a new putter!
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To better understand how fans feel about the Masters, we devised a quick-and-easy survey. Complete it here for a chance to win a new putter!
The post Take our Masters survey for a chance to win a 2023 Odyssey White Hot putter appeared first on Golf.
We know how the world’s best golfers feel about the Masters and Augusta National — they’re asked about it every April. Less well documented are YOUR takes. And we want ’em! To better understand how golf fans feel about golf’s first major and the iconic course upon which it is played, our editors devised a quick survey that we hope you’ll take a few moments to complete.
The full results will be published in the April issue of GOLF Magazine and also on GOLF.com in the run-up to the 2023 Masters. One lucky participant will win a 2023 Odyssey White Hot Versa Twelve S mallet putter (retail value: $259.99).
Your insights and opinions are appreciated. Thank you!
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