Tiger Woods at the Masters: A fairy tale or false dawn as golf’s biggest draw aims to eclipse 2019 miracle?
Written by sidhanta
Written by sidhanta
It is the traditional greeting at the commencement of any opening Masters round, be it a five-time champion like Woods or one of the 18 debutants this year at Augusta National
And it is the above six words that those gathering on the first tee will await with bated breath shortly before 10.34am local time today – a little after 3.30pm here in the UK.
In fact, no more pronouncement will be more hotly anticipated than that of Woods, whose every move - from his initial flight to Augusta for a practice round with son Charlie
What follows next, no one quite knows, not even Woods. He had talked about being here to win, to believe in a fairy tale to eclipse the events of 2019 even.
But is that genuine belief or merely the sort of bravado that has helped him get through hours of agony in a hospital bed, even longer in rehabilitation?
Usually so guarded, he was not afraid to admit on the event of this Masters that there had not been a day without pain since his car careered off the road at 85mph back in February 2020,
And it is the above six words that those gathering on the first tee will await with bated breath shortly before 10.34am local time today – a little after 3.30pm here in the UK.
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