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Thanks to Tiger and Captain America, the Hero World Challenge has plenty of intrigue

Tiger is in the mix. His most talked-about captain’s pick for next week’s Presidents Cup, Patrick Reed, is the leader. And that’s just the beginning of the drama.

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