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Tiger Woods is back. The five-time Masters champion shot a 1-under 71 in his first competitive round since a devastating car wreck 14 months ago that could've cost him his right leg.
"Felt like I went 10 rounds with Canelo," Sergio Garcia said of champion fighter Canelo Alvarez. That was after a hard-earned 74. By then, the wind began to subside in the late afternoon and Scheffler began to pull away with two more birdies that made him a clear and difficult target on the weekend.Woods made it through another hike along the undulating terrain of Augusta National, his limp more noticeable from a right leg held together with rods and screws from his car crash 14 months ago.
"It was tough for everybody," Woods said, and before long came a wry smile."Obviously, there's a few people who aren't struggling out there."Another was Thomas, with whom Woods played his practice rounds last week and in the days leading up to the Masters. He opened with a 76 and spent the rest of the day sulking at what looked to be a lost opportunity.
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