Tiger Woods Is Back and Flirting With Holes-in-One
By Kyle Koster

Tiger Woods announced his intention to not just play, but compete at the Masters by draining a putt to save par on No. 1 and holding steady until he could step onto the tee box at No. 6 and knock one within kicking distance of the pin. The majestic shot briefly looked like it could be an ace before falling just shy of perfection.
Though he looks somewhat ginger and though he's playing somewhat conservative, Woods finds himself tied for third place. Even if it goes sideways from here, it's been a remarkable accomplishment to even make it thus far.
The shot to the top shelf on 6 is not this easy.
— No Laying Up (@NoLayingUp) April 7, 2022
Only 6 birdies out of the 40 guys that have played it.
So good. pic.twitter.com/LaiePipSGe
Pace yourselves, people. This could be an epic weekend.