Tiger Woods is set to return to Augusta National where he was last victorious back in 2019; the American placed 47th in last year’s Masters and has seen his tournament golf calendar hindered in recent years due to the injuries sustained in his life-threatening car crash
Last Updated: 31/03/23 5:12pm
Tiger Woods won The Masters in 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005 and 2019
Five-time champion Tiger Woods is set to compete in next week’s Masters after he was included on the pre-tournament interview schedule.
Woods had previously implied he would be involved at Augusta during February’s Genesis Invitational when he spoke about the potential awkwardness among PGA Tour and LIV Golf players that might await at the Champions Dinner.
It was also noted that week he had been yet to walk 72 holes over four days this calendar year as he continues to manage his fitness in light of the injuries sustained during his life-threatening car crash in 2021.
Woods, who won his fifth Masters title in 2019, has been playing to a truncated tournament schedule as a result of his recovery from the injuries he suffered.
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