Masters 2022 -- Chasing Scottie Scheffler, tracking Tiger Woods and other big storylines for the weekend at Augusta National
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods might be the biggest story in the 86th Masters.
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Woods 'proud' of himself after battling to equal 19th at Masters
AUGUSTA, Ga. : Tiger Woods fought back from a poor start in the second round at the Masters on Friday, earning a mini victory of sorts by making the halfway cut at his first tournament since a career-threatening car crash.
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5 things learned from Saudi teams’ start to 2022 AFC Champions League
RIYADH: And so it begins. The AFC Champions League kicked off this week with all the group games in the western zone taking place in Saudi Arabia. On paper that is a huge advantage but here are five things we learned from what happened on the pitch.
Scheffler builds 5-shot Masters lead as Tiger makes weekend play
AUGUSTA, Ga.:Scottie Scheffler strolled off Augusta National with both hands in his pockets as if he had just finished a casual round at home in the late afternoon.
History on Scottie Scheffler’s side heading into day three of 86th Masters
World number one Scottie Scheffler had history on his side as he took a record-equalling lead into the third round of the 86th Masters.
Golf - Woods 'proud' of himself after battling to equal 19th at Masters
AUGUSTA, Ga. : Tiger Woods fought back from a poor start in the second round at the Masters on Friday, earning a mini victory of sorts by making the halfway cut at his first tournament since a career-threatening car crash.
Missed cut leads reflective Sandy Lyle towards talk of Masters farewell
Sandy Lyle can still remember the first time. The 2023 Masters is likely to be the last time. Lyle created a little piece of history at Augusta National this week, having teed up in a major for the 100th time. He thereby becomes the first golfer from Scotland to achieve that not inconsequential feat. Not that the 64-year-old was aware of his milestone. “Nobody has ever mentioned that to me,” he said. “Does it make me feel better? Yes, a little bit. Something to tell the grandkids in years to come.” Lyle’s mood had been influenced by another missed Masters cut. “It’s not easy when you are making bogey after bogey,” he conceded.