Tiger Woods made his long-awaited return to competitive golf with a remarkable first-round 71 at the 2022 Masters on Thursday, just over a year after being involved in a horrific vehicle accident.
Even though he finished the day with a 1-under par at Augusta National, the international golf sensation wasn’t feeling well this morning.
Tiger told ESPN how he felt heading into today’s round after coming off the 18th.
“I didn’t have a great warmup.” “I smacked it rather hard,” he said.
El Tigre with a first-round 71. https://t.co/mjnEakVxra
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) April 7, 2022
Perhaps Tiger just needed to settle down following his first competitive round in 17 months on the course.
On his first-day swing, the 46-year-old golfer mishit his tee shot just right of the fairway bunker. After coming up short on his second, he had a lot of work to do to get up and down for par. On the other hand, Tiger did precisely that after leaving himself a nice putt.
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He went on to have a regular round, with three birdies and two bogies after his par saves on No. 1. He finished with a final score of 71 after another great par saves on No. 18.
