Fourteen months after a career\u002Dthreatening car crash there is still a long painful road ahead for the 46\u002Dyear\u002Dold if he is to match Jack Nicklaus’s Masters’…
Fourteen months after a career-threatening car crash there is still a long painful road ahead for the 46-year-old if he is to match Jack Nicklaus’s Masters’ victories.
But that is the price he must pay to play on a mangled right leg that doctors had considered amputating. For much of Thursday, it often appeared hard work with the former world number one occasionally limping and grimacing his way through the round, but there were also moments when Woods turned back the clock.
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