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• FOR THE WEEK OF ApRil 3 - 9, 2023 • YOUR WEEKlY GUiDE TO TV ENTERTAiNMENT Missy Peregrym is among the stars of a new crossover story uniting the three "FBI" shows Tuesday on CBS. At 33, Rory McIlroy has accomplished just about everything there is to accomplish in golf – multiple wins in majors, a FedEx Cup championship, money list title, World No. 1 ranking. But there is one glaring omission that is preventing from realizing an- other, a Masters title that would give him a career Grand Slam. Indeed, the native of Northern Ireland has played well at Au- gusta National over the years, with a fourth place finish in 2015, ties for fifth in 2018 and 2020 and last year's second place standing thanks to a sizzling final round. But no wins to show for it. Entering Sunday 10 strokes back a year ago, McIlroy made bird- ies on six holes and an eagle on another in a round highlighted by a brilliant hole-out from a bunker on No. 18, to finish the day at eight-under 64. Unfortunately, it was not enough to overcome the deficit he had put himself in through the first three rounds and he wound up three strokes behind Scottie Scheffler, who bagged his first major. As for this season, he's happy with his performance overall and at Bay Hill in early March in particular, despite losing the lead in the final round and finishing second to Kurt Kitayama. He feels his driving and his overall play are getting to where he wants them to be just as the big tour- nament is coming into view. He'll be looking to don his first green jacket when he tees off in the golf year's first major, the Masters, which airs Thursday through Sunday, April 6-9, on ESPN and CBS, from Augusta National in northwest Georgia. McIlroy seeks first win at Augusta National By George Dickie playerprofile

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