Tiger Woods appears to hit unfortunate fan on the head with wayward shot on the way to Masters… full details in comments sections
Tiger Woods appears to hit unfortunate fan on the head with wayward shot on the way to Masters… full details in comments sections
Woods still managed to prove his class on the very same hole
TIGER WOODS appeared to hit a fan in the head with a wayward shot at The Masters.
The five-time champion found himself in the rough during his second round at Augusta on Friday.
The five-time champion took his errant shot from the roughCredit: X
The golf legend created history on day two at AugustaCredit: Getty
It is easy to see how Woods ended up in the trees on the ninth hole
It was a busy day for Woods as he had to finish five holes from round one after bad weather called a halt to play early on Thursday.
That might have affected Woods’ game as he found his ball nestled in between the trees on Hole 9.
His recovery shot fared no better too as it landed amongst spectators, possibly hitting one in the head.
Woods, 48, still managed to par the hole and had a successful day, finishing one over par after hitting 72.
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That meant Woods made the cut at The Masters for a record 24th time in a row.
He said of his chances of winning a sixth green jacket: “It means I have a chance going into the weekend.
“I’m here. I have a chance to win the golf tournament. I got my two rounds in. I just need some food and some caffeine, and I’ll be good to go.
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“I don’t think anyone is going to run off and hide right now, but it’s really bunched. The way the ball is moving on the greens, chip shots are being blown, it’s all you want in a golf course today.’’
Friday’s frontrunner Bryson DeChambeau lost his lead after the second round and is now tied for first place with Max Homa and tournament favourite Scottie Scheffler.
