AUGUSTA, Ga. — Can’t watch Tiger Woods in his final round on Sunday at the 86th Masters Tournament? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.
The 15-time major champion and five-time winner of the green jacket made his return to competitive golf at Augusta National Golf Club on Thursday and signed for an impressive 1-under 71 a little more than a year after his single-car accident that caused severe damage to his right leg, foot and ankle. He followed that effort with a 2-over 74 on Friday to make the cut, something he’s done in every Masters he’s played as a professional. He struggled on Saturday in the cold and wind, signing for his worst score ever at Augusta National.
Woods tees off at 10:50 a.m. ET alongside Jon Rahm. Follow his final round with shot-by-shot updates from Sunday’s final round of the Masters.
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Woods tees off at 10:50 a.m. ET alongside Jon Rahm. Follow his final round with shot-by-shot updates from Sunday’s final round of the Masters.
Tiger Woods talks with Harold Varner III on the practice range during the final round of The Masters golf tournament. (Photo: Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Sports)
The Big Cat is at the practice area rocking his signature Sunday red. Yesterday he had a noticeable hitch in his giddy-up and he appears to be moving gingerly again this morning. As if returning to play wasn’t impressive enough, the fact that he made the cut and continues to push his body to the limit just proves the guy is built different.
We’ve seen him create some magic over the years, and after his worst-ever round at the Masters yesterday I wouldn’t be surprised if he puts on a show again today.
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