After taking time to soak in the glory, Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama is ready to get back to work at this week's AT&T Byron Nelson, which is both a stop on the PGA Tour and a FedExCup event.Matsuyama, who became the first player from Japan to win a men's major championship at the April 8-11 Masters, said Tuesday he enjoyed his time away from golf but that the priority now was working on his swing and making solid contact."I didn't play golf for about a month. I have to first bring myself back into good condition," Matsuyama said in Texas ahead of the 72-hole event that opens Thursday.T…READ FULL ARTICLE
