Like the rest of the world Sunday, Steph Curry watched a legend recapture his rightful throne.
Beginning the day two shots behind Francesco Molinari, Tiger Woods fired a 2-under-par 70 to win the 2019 Masters title. The win, which punctuated Woods' climb back to the top, was his first Masters win since 2005 and his first major title since 2008.
The Warriors star had a quick message for the 15-time major winner after his historic win.
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Same, Steph, same.
Curry, who is an avid golfer, has played in the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic the past two years, and is a regular participant in the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Tahoe in July. The Warriors star also was planning on hosting a PGA Tour event in September, but negotiations with a sponsor fell through.
He still can enjoy the Masters like the rest of us, though.
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Curry now will turn his attention back to the Warriors' first-round playoff series with the Los Angeles Clippers, whomhe torched for 38 points in Saturday's Game 1 win.