Tiger Woods aims to break remarkable Masters records at Augusta this week.
Tiger Woods, the five-time Masters champion, is currently practicing at Augusta this week with the aim of extending his incredible streak by making the cut for a record 24th time. Despite facing challenges due to injuries and a lack of recent competitive play, Woods, who has been a fixture at Augusta for nearly three decades, has the opportunity to set a new Masters record merely by advancing to round three.
Woods, who made his debut at Augusta in 1995, has a storied history at the Masters, including a dominant victory in 1997 that marked the beginning of his illustrious Major title collection. His consistency at the tournament has been remarkable, with 23 consecutive cuts made, a feat he shares with Fred Couples and Gary Player. However, Woods has the chance to surpass this milestone and enter a league of his own if he qualifies for both the third and fourth rounds this weekend.
Despite enduring various setbacks, including last year’s withdrawal due to injury, Woods’ Masters record remains impressive. With five green jackets to his name and numerous top finishes, his legacy at Augusta is undeniable. This year, Woods’ return to the Masters holds additional significance following his recovery from a serious car accident in 2021.
Reports from his practice rounds this week suggest positive signs for Woods, hinting at the possibility of another remarkable chapter in his storied career. As he prepares to take on Augusta once again, Woods continues to defy expectations and cement his place in golfing history.
