Breaking; Tiger Woods’ response to ridiculous Hole 18 farce at the Masters sums him up

Making a comeback at the Masters, Tiger Woods accomplished breaking the record for consecutive cuts made on Friday; however, it was not without difficulty given his previous five-time victory in green jackets.

After playing the most challenging 23 holes of golf, Tiger Woods arrived at Augusta National’s 18th green on Friday afternoon.

He had not experienced anything like that in a long time, physically.

Similar to several other golfers, Woods had no choice but to complete his initial round on Friday morning due to storms impacting Augusta and resulting in delayed tee times the previous day. However, conditions deteriorated further during the second day as strong winds wreaked havoc across Augusta National Golf Course. McIlroy struggled for six hours with shots being lost all over the course amidst a severe test of skill and endurance. The experience was grueling indeed!

While Woods may have had the advantage of starting earlier, it was still a huge challenge for his body to walk and play 23 holes. This was particularly daunting considering that he is now 48 years old and has previously undergone back fusion surgery, ankle fusion surgery and even faced potentially losing a leg following a car crash in 2021.

His gait appears robotic, and his movements lack fluidity. When he stoops down, there’s a noticeable stiffness in his posture. Despite concealing it behind a façade, the anguish that plagues him is an unyielding presence that demands attention every waking moment of each day.

Being 1-over on the 18th green during a tournament is not just an impressive accomplishment, it’s nearly miraculous. Even though Woods didn’t require a putt to qualify and secure his record, he still had the opportunity to two or three-putt instead. Nonetheless, if he were playing for par at that moment,Woods would have definitely aimed to avoid losing any more points since every shot counted towards his success.

As he prepared to putt from four feet away, the weather made the situation even more absurd. Gusts of wind repeatedly carried sand out of nearby bunkers onto the green, causing Woods to pause and shield his face each time. Despite this comical disturbance, Woods regained his focus and calmly finished putting.

After a gusty start, the wind suddenly subsided into a gentle breeze allowing Woods to take his putt successfully. As expected, he sank it and finished just 1-over par to qualify for the third round whilst also breaking Masters’ record of consecutive appearances by reaching this stage for an astounding 24th time in history.

For a duration of 15 months, Woods has been absent from four rounds of competitive golf. His sole participation in the year 2024 concluded with him withdrawing. Consequently, one may ponder how he is capable of assiduously standing there and using his bottle to hole out?

We’re referring to Tiger Woods here, the individual who holds 15 major championship victories. He successfully recovered from a terrible car accident and went on to win the Masters tournament afterward. Additionally, he has proclaimed his adoration for golf numerous times.

Even if he has a disastrous performance on Saturday and regardless of any other outcome at this year’s Masters, his remarkable achievement on Friday will never receive adequate recognition – let alone an award.