Tiger Woods reveals his most challenging major round, confirming……..

Augusta, GA—As the wind howled through Augusta National, Tiger Woods, at 48 years old, faced a formidable challenge on Friday afternoon. Battling not only the course but also gusts reaching 40 mph, Woods managed to post an even-par 72, a feat that seemed to inspire confidence in his post-round assessment.

“I’m right there,” Woods asserted, undeterred by the daunting conditions. “I’m only eight back as of right now. I don’t think anyone is going to run off and hide right now, but it’s really bunched.”

With five green jackets and a wealth of experience at Augusta National, it was easy to believe Woods’s optimism. However, as Saturday unfolded, it became evident that his Friday performance might have been a mirage.

 

Woods’s hopes were dashed as he endured his worst round ever at Augusta National, carding a dismal 10-over 82, failing to break 80 for the first time in his storied career on that course.

Reflecting on his performance, Woods admitted, “I wasn’t hitting it very good or putting well. I didn’t have a very good warmup session, and I kept it going all day today. Just hit the ball in all the places that I know I shouldn’t hit it.”

 

Indeed, it was an understatement from a player who once dominated the sport. Now, it seems Woods’s presence is more ceremonial than competitive, a realization that was hard to swallow for fans who once witnessed his dominance.

As Sunday approaches, Woods faces the reality of an early tee time, far removed from the leaders’ contention. Despite the disappointment, Woods remains resolute, expressing gratitude for his team’s support and vowing to be prepared for the final round.

 

“My team will get me ready,” Woods affirmed. “Club has been awesome. It will be a long night and a long warmup session, but we’ll be ready.”

 

For Woods and his fans, Sunday’s round may serve as a reminder of his resilience, even in the face of adversity, as he concludes his 88th Masters journey.