Tiger Woods is no stranger to making history at Augusta National, so it isn’t surprising to see him making some more at the 2024 Masters. Woods made the cut on Friday and set a new record in the process.

Woods has now made the cut at the Masters for 24 consecutive times, more than any other player in the Masters history. He was previously tied with Fred Couples and Gary Player with 23 straight cuts made.

When asked about the record, Woods didn’t waste too much time celebrating. Instead, he remained focused on the task at hand.

“It means I have a chance going into the weekend,” Woods said. “I’m here. I have a chance to win the golf tournament. I don’t know if they’re all going to finish today, but I’m done. I got my two rounds in. Just need some food and some caffeine, and I’ll be good to go.”

While Woods’ is a long shot to threaten the Top 10 at this year’s tournament due to all of the injuries he has been dealing with in recent years, it would be foolish to count him out. After all, he won Masters five times, including in 2019, when no one gave him a chance.

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Over the years, Tiger Woods had some bad and some good times at Augusta National. But the one thing that never changed was that Woods would always make the cut at the Masters. And he made sure this remains the case during his appearance at the 2023 edition of the tournament.

Woods visibly struggled to get in a rhythm at this year’s Masters and was at 3-over to finish Saturday’s round. At this point, it seemed like his streak of cuts made at Augusta would come to an end, considering that the line was at 2-over.

Fortunately for Woods, Justin Thomas posted a bogey down the stretch, moving the line from 2-over to 3-over and enabling him to barely avoid the cut.

Woods never missed the cut at the Masters since becoming a pro and now has a streak of 23 made cuts. This makes him tied for most in the tournament’s history with Fred Couples and Gary Player. Jack Nicklaus holds the record for most cuts made overall with 37.

“I’ve always loved this golf course, and I love playing this event,” Woods said on Saturday. “Obviously, I’ve missed a couple with some injuries, but I’ve always wanted to play here. I’ve loved it.”

Just playing at the Masters is a big achievement for Tiger Woods. The 47-year-old player had a serious car crash in 2021 that saw him suffer multiple leg injuries and forced him to undergo surgery.

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Tiger Woods is looking to complete his remarkable comeback with an appearance in this year’s Masters Tournament at Augusta National. Woods hinted at this previously unlikely scenario while chatting with reporters on Tuesday.

Woods was involved in a nearly fatal crash in February 2021 that left him with a severe leg injury. His condition was so critical that doctors even considered amputation as an option. Luckily, the 46-year-old player managed to avoid this outcome but ended up undergoing several surgeries and spending three months in a hospital bed.

Many believed this would be the end of Woods’ golf career, but the 15-time major winner had other plans. Despite dealing with pain, he managed to get into competitive shape in recent months and now seems to be ready to play in his first PGA event in almost 17 months. 

“As of right now, I feel like I am going to play, as of right now,” Woods said. “I’m going to play nine more holes [Wednesday]. My recovery has been good. I’ve been very excited about how I’ve recovered each and every day, and that’s been the challenge.”

And Woods isn’t just playing for the sake of it.

“I don’t show up to an event unless I think I can win it,” he added.

Tiger Woods won the Masters Tournament five times in his career. His most recent win came in 2019, which marked his first major championship since U.S. Open win in 2008. Woods finished tied 38th in the 2020 edition of the tournament.

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Dustin Johnson came close to the elusive Masters’ title several times before, but never managed to clinch it despite his reputation as one of the golf’s best in recent years. 2020, however, was different.

Johnson produced a dominant performance on this year’s Masters, finally capturing the iconic green jacket and breaking the tournament’s scoring record in the process. The 36-year-old golfer posted the lowest 72-hole score in the history of Masters, finishing with 20-under. The previous best was 18-under, held by Tiger Woods and Jordan Speith.

“To have the record at 20 under is a great honor, and … I don’t even know what to say,” said Johnson.

Australian Cameron Smith and South Korean Im Sung-jae tied for second with 15-under, which was the lowest score by a non-winner in the tournament history. The defending champion Tiger Woods finished with 1-under and tied for No. 38.

Dustin Johnson’s previous best result at The Masters was No. 2 in 2019, while he tied for No. 4 in 2016. He was a big favorite to win it all in 2017. but had to skip the tournament due to a back injury.

The win at The Masters was Johnson’s second majors title as he previously won the US Open in 2016. He finished No. 2 at PGA Championship in 2019 and 2020 and at The Open Championship in 2011.

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Tiger Woods is no stranger to making history at Augusta National, so it isn’t surprising to see him making some more at the 2024 Masters. Woods made the cut on Friday and set a new record in the process.

Woods has now made the cut at the Masters for 24 consecutive times, more than any other player in the Masters history. He was previously tied with Fred Couples and Gary Player with 23 straight cuts made.

When asked about the record, Woods didn’t waste too much time celebrating. Instead, he remained focused on the task at hand.

“It means I have a chance going into the weekend,” Woods said. “I’m here. I have a chance to win the golf tournament. I don’t know if they’re all going to finish today, but I’m done. I got my two rounds in. Just need some food and some caffeine, and I’ll be good to go.”

While Woods’ is a long shot to threaten the Top 10 at this year’s tournament due to all of the injuries he has been dealing with in recent years, it would be foolish to count him out. After all, he won Masters five times, including in 2019, when no one gave him a chance.

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Over the years, Tiger Woods had some bad and some good times at Augusta National. But the one thing that never changed was that Woods would always make the cut at the Masters. And he made sure this remains the case during his appearance at the 2023 edition of the tournament.

Woods visibly struggled to get in a rhythm at this year’s Masters and was at 3-over to finish Saturday’s round. At this point, it seemed like his streak of cuts made at Augusta would come to an end, considering that the line was at 2-over.

Fortunately for Woods, Justin Thomas posted a bogey down the stretch, moving the line from 2-over to 3-over and enabling him to barely avoid the cut.

Woods never missed the cut at the Masters since becoming a pro and now has a streak of 23 made cuts. This makes him tied for most in the tournament’s history with Fred Couples and Gary Player. Jack Nicklaus holds the record for most cuts made overall with 37.

“I’ve always loved this golf course, and I love playing this event,” Woods said on Saturday. “Obviously, I’ve missed a couple with some injuries, but I’ve always wanted to play here. I’ve loved it.”

Just playing at the Masters is a big achievement for Tiger Woods. The 47-year-old player had a serious car crash in 2021 that saw him suffer multiple leg injuries and forced him to undergo surgery.

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Tiger Woods is looking to complete his remarkable comeback with an appearance in this year’s Masters Tournament at Augusta National. Woods hinted at this previously unlikely scenario while chatting with reporters on Tuesday.

Woods was involved in a nearly fatal crash in February 2021 that left him with a severe leg injury. His condition was so critical that doctors even considered amputation as an option. Luckily, the 46-year-old player managed to avoid this outcome but ended up undergoing several surgeries and spending three months in a hospital bed.

Many believed this would be the end of Woods’ golf career, but the 15-time major winner had other plans. Despite dealing with pain, he managed to get into competitive shape in recent months and now seems to be ready to play in his first PGA event in almost 17 months. 

“As of right now, I feel like I am going to play, as of right now,” Woods said. “I’m going to play nine more holes [Wednesday]. My recovery has been good. I’ve been very excited about how I’ve recovered each and every day, and that’s been the challenge.”

And Woods isn’t just playing for the sake of it.

“I don’t show up to an event unless I think I can win it,” he added.

Tiger Woods won the Masters Tournament five times in his career. His most recent win came in 2019, which marked his first major championship since U.S. Open win in 2008. Woods finished tied 38th in the 2020 edition of the tournament.

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Dustin Johnson came close to the elusive Masters’ title several times before, but never managed to clinch it despite his reputation as one of the golf’s best in recent years. 2020, however, was different.

Johnson produced a dominant performance on this year’s Masters, finally capturing the iconic green jacket and breaking the tournament’s scoring record in the process. The 36-year-old golfer posted the lowest 72-hole score in the history of Masters, finishing with 20-under. The previous best was 18-under, held by Tiger Woods and Jordan Speith.

“To have the record at 20 under is a great honor, and … I don’t even know what to say,” said Johnson.

Australian Cameron Smith and South Korean Im Sung-jae tied for second with 15-under, which was the lowest score by a non-winner in the tournament history. The defending champion Tiger Woods finished with 1-under and tied for No. 38.

Dustin Johnson’s previous best result at The Masters was No. 2 in 2019, while he tied for No. 4 in 2016. He was a big favorite to win it all in 2017. but had to skip the tournament due to a back injury.

The win at The Masters was Johnson’s second majors title as he previously won the US Open in 2016. He finished No. 2 at PGA Championship in 2019 and 2020 and at The Open Championship in 2011.

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