Watch: Tiger Woods makes stupendous birdies on sets of standard 3s.
After four back to back standards to begin his Masters Tournament, Tiger Woods thought he had birdied the standard 4 fifth opening.
His 15-foot putt looked perfect and Woods began to walk it in, yet it lipped out severe with the right edge. Five openings, five standards, however an incredible beginning in his most memorable authority occasion since the last round of the 2020 Masters, 508 days prior.
Woods, notwithstanding, wouldn’t need to stand by significantly longer for that first birdie. At the 186-yard, standard 3 6th, Woods hit his tee shot to 2 feet.
The tap-in birdie moved Woods to 1 under standard, one off the lead at that point. He proceeded to intruder the standard 5 eighth, birdie the standard 5 thirteenth and intruder the standard 4 fourteenth.
At even standard on the 175-yard, standard 3 sixteenth, Woods hit his tee shot to the legitimate level, and afterward nestled into 29-footer to return to 1 under.
Following a standard at the seventeenth, Woods hit an unfortunate tee shot, which struck a tree and added up to just 193 yards, on the standard 4 eighteenth. He laid up, from 270 yards, and afterward hit his third to 10 feet. Woods changed over that standard put something aside for a 1-under 71.
The fans love it. @TigerWoods birdies his first hole of the day. pic.twitter.com/eDkD8SYTkB
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 19, 2022
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