Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson turned the traditional honorary tee shots that open the Masters into a comedy sketch about their aging bodies.

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He hit it solidly enough and found the left edge of the wide fairway of Tea Olive, the scenic opening hole. Player, 89, kicked his leg after his tee shot, and the 75-year-old Watson outdrove them ...

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Masters Golf From left: Honorary Starters Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, and Tom Watson stand with their caddies as they pose on the first hole during the first round at the Masters golf tournament ...

He hit it solidly enough and found the left edge of the wide fairway of Tea Olive, the scenic opening hole. Player, 89, kicked his leg after his tee shot, and the 75-year-old Watson outdrove them ...