Tiger Woods wrapped up his opening round at the Masters early Friday morning after a weather delay, trailing leader Bryson DeChambeau by two strokes. Woods, aiming to make the cut for a record 24th consecutive time, faced challenges during his round.
Starting strong with 1 under through 13 holes on Thursday, Woods encountered setbacks with two bogeys before finishing with a 1-over 73 for the round. Despite a bogey on the 18th hole, Woods remained focused on preparing for the second round.
With a deficit of eight strokes behind DeChambeau, who shot an impressive 65 in the first round, Woods is determined to make history at Augusta National. Tied with golf legends Gary Player and Fred Couples for consecutive cuts made, Woods aims to surpass them and continue his pursuit of a sixth green jacket.
Despite facing physical limitations due to injuries and a recent car accident, Woods remains optimistic about his chances to join the elite club of multiple Masters champions. His resilience and determination have been evident throughout his career, and he is set on overcoming challenges to achieve his goals.
As Woods readies himself for the second round, golf fans around the world eagerly await his performance and potential comeback at the prestigious tournament. The Masters continues to be a stage where legends are made, and Woods' journey adds another layer of intrigue to the storied event.
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