
Tiger Woods Makes Masters Cut
Friday at the 79th Masters Tournament Tiger Woods sent a message early that he planned on being around for the weekend.

Friday at the 79th Masters Tournament Tiger Woods sent a message early that he planned on being around for the weekend.

During Wednesday’s game between the Phoenix Suns and the Dallas Mavericks, ESPN analyst and former NBA coach Jeff Van Gundy discussed The Masters coverage with fellow broadcasters Mike Breen and Mark Jackson. Van Gundy used this as an opportunity to

“I’m playing in the Masters,” Tiger Woods stated on his official website Friday afternoon. “It’s obviously very important to me, and I want to be there.”
Tiger Woods appeared at Augusta National playing a practice round earlier this week, rousing speculation that the most celebrated golfer for the last two decades may be ready to reactivate his game and reignite his quest to win his fifth Masters and his 15th Major championship.

Tiger Woods’ former Stanford teammate and long time confidante, Notah Begay, gives it is 50-50 chance that the world’s most famous golfer and owner of 14 major championships will tee it up for his twentieth Masters Championship at Augusta National on April 9.

Next week New England Patriots quarterback, Tom Brady, will tee it up with the world’s best golfer, Rory McIlroy, at Augusta National the home of the Masters Tournament.