By Julian Linden April 4 (Reuters) - The new year has not been kind to Rory McIlroy and next week's Masters presents a shot at redemption if the Northern Irishman can solve an Augusta National course that has frustrated him in recent years. McIlroy finished 2012 on the ultimate high, ranked number one in the world and with a second major championship in the bag. He won the money titles on the PGA and European Tours and signed a massive sponsorship deal. But the early part of 2013 has not gone according to plan. ...
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