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Golf: Players prepare for ‘weird’ atmosphere at fan free Colonial

While there will be no fans lining the fairways or greens, golfers still expect to follow the game’s etiquette even with no applause to acknowledge. Former champion Jordan Spieth, part of a strong field that includes the top five players in the world rankings, has enjoyed plenty of support at this event having grown up in nearby Dallas.

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