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Round three tee time revealed for Tiger Woods at Masters Tournament

275133747_4796292347117549_592518599057046758_nby: Jonathan Wagner04/09/22j_wags74
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Tiger Woods has made his return to the Masters this weekend, and the golf icon has now officially made the cut for the rest of the tournament. Woods shot a 74 in the second round on Friday, making the cut with an overall one over in first two days of the Masters. The cut line was at four over.

Now, the tee time for Woods for his third round on Saturday has been revealed for 1 p.m. ET. He will play with Kevin Kisner on Saturday.

The cut line was four over, so Woods had some wiggle room with how he played on Thursday and Friday. Woods began his second round on Friday with four bogeys in his first five holes. He then responded with a birdie and four pars to round out the front nine. On the back nine, Woods had three birdies, two bogeys, and four pars, finishing with his second round 74.

Scottie Scheffler currently leads the field with an impressive -8 through two rounds. His closest competitors sit at -3. It would take a big comeback for anybody to catch Scheffler at this point.

More on Woods returning for the Masters

In February of 2021, Woods suffered severe leg injuries in a car accident, and he was forced to undergo major surgery to repair his injuries. His future playing golf was immediately put into doubt, but he has come back. Woods first returned for the PNC Championship in December of 2021.

The comeback for Woods is an impressive one, and him making the cut is an incredible storyline. He has won 15 major championships over the course of his Hall of Fame golfing career, including five at the Masters. The first win for Woods at the Masters came in 1997, and he also picked up victories in Augusta in 2001, 2002, 2005, and 2009. Woods hasn’t won a major championship since the Masters in 2019, and that is his only major title since winning the U.S. Open in 2008.

Woods came into the weekend believing that he can win the Masters, and he will need a big final two rounds to make that a possibility. It might be tough to overcome the large deficit between him and Scheffler, but Woods is at least proving that he’s able to stay in contention in his comeback.