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On Thursday, five-time Masters champion Woods returned to competitive golf 14 months after being involved in a near-fatal car crash. The golfing legend commanded huge gallery support on his return to Augusta National, and wowed the crowd with three birdies and two bogeys on the opening day of the major. The crash left Woods fearing his lower right leg may need to be amputated, yet the US star's return has seen him defy doubters once again.

He told the press: "If you would have seen how my leg looked to where it is now.

"To see where I've been, to get from there to here, it was no easy task."

Woods added: "I can swing a golf club. The walking isn't easy, it's difficult. It's going to be difficult for the rest of my life."

A victory in this year's tournament may even surpass Woods' 2019 Masters feat, which at the time was labelled by golfing legend Nick Faldo as "the greatest