Tiger Woods score today at 2024 Masters Tournament: Scorecard, results from Round 4
Tiger Woods faced a challenging round on Saturday, marking an anomaly in his illustrious career. With a disappointing performance, he shot the worst 18-hole score of his career at any major, ending the day at 10-over 82 and 11-over for the tournament after three rounds at Augusta.
Despite making his 24th consecutive Masters cut, Woods found himself struggling in Round 3, bogeying four of his final five holes. Although he expressed optimism after Friday’s round, acknowledging he was still within striking distance, Sunday will undoubtedly bring a reassessment of his expectations. Nonetheless, Woods aims to finish strong and avoid a repeat of the forced withdrawal he experienced in 2023.
While the green jacket may be out of reach this year, Woods remains one of the most captivating figures in golf. His presence alone carries weight, whether he’s contending for victory or not.
As the final round unfolds at Augusta National, here’s a glance at the leaderboard:
1. Scottie Scheffler, -7
2. Collin Morikawa, -6
3. Max Homa, -5
4. Ludvig Aberg, -4
5. Bryson DeChambeau, -3
T-6. Xander Schauffele, -2
T-6. Cameron Davis, -2
T-6. Nicolai Højgaard, -2
T-9. Tommy Fleetwood, -1
T-9. Cameron Smith, -1
T-9. Byeong Hun An, -1
T-9. Cameron Young, -1
Teeing off at 9:35 a.m. alongside Neal Shipley, the final amateur in the field, Woods will look to make his mark in the final round. Coverage will be available on ESPN, Masters.com, ESPN+ (subscription required), and Fubo (free trial).
Reflecting on Woods’ legacy at the Masters, five of his 15 major championship victories have come at Augusta, making it his most successful major. His storied history includes landmark wins in 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, and his memorable comeback victory in 2019.
Having played in the Masters 25 times prior to 2024, Woods has left an indelible mark on the tournament since his debut in 1995. From his historic win as the youngest champion in 1997 to his remarkable triumph in 2019, Woods’ journey at Augusta has been filled with triumphs and challenges, solidifying his status as one of golf’s all-time greats.
