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Can he start over?
So far, everything has been going well for the reigning Masters champion. Tiger Woods birdied three on his first seven holes after starting 10th on Thursday at Augusta National as he looks to break 70 in the first round for the second time in his Masters career. And he now continues his stellar game on the front side.
Woods birdied the two par 5s at the back, nos 13 and 15. He hit the green in two at the old one, two strokes for his first birdie of the day.
After his top-down birdie at No.15, Woods nearly pierced his tee shot in the 16th par 3. He putt the short putt to 3 under.
After turning 3 under 33, Woods started the front nine with a birdie on the difficult first hole, where his practice ended up short of the right fairway bunker. Woods found the green with his next stroke before draining the 18-footer in a row for his fourth birdie of the day. (And how about that fist pump?)
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