If Tiger Woods is going to win the 2018 Masters Tournament, he’ll need to pull off the greatest performance in golf history.
Entering Sunday’s final round at Augusta National Golf Club, Woods sits tied for 40th at four-over par. The superstar golfer virtually has no chance of catching leader Patrick Reed (14-under), or anybody in the top-10, for that matter.
Still, Woods routinely reminds us he’s capable of extraordinary things, and he might have some magic in store for us Sunday afternoon.
We’ll have hole-by-hole updates on Woods’ performance throughout the day.
FIRST HOLE (par 4, 445 yards)
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