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Shot-by-shot: Tiger Woods shoots 1-over 72 Thursday at 2024 Genesis Invitational

Everything you need to know from Tiger’s return to the PGA Tour at Riviera Country Club.

The Big Cat is back.

Tiger Woods returned to PGA Tour action on Thursday as the 15-time major champion made his 2024 debut at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club just outside of Los Angeles. Woods will do double duty as the tournament host of the $20 million signature event, which his TGR Foundation organizes.

The 82-time PGA Tour winner played both the Hero World Challenge and PNC Championship in the winter, but fans hadn’t seen Woods on the course in an official event since he withdrew from the 2023 Masters. In 14 previous starts at Riv, Tiger has one runner-up finish (1999) and just three top 10s. He finished T-45 last year.

Check out shot-by-shot analysis of Woods’ opening round 1-over 72 below.

Shot-by-shot analysis: Tiger Woods shoots even-par 72 Sunday at 2023 Hero World Challenge

Woods is making his return to competitive golf for the first time since April.

Tiger Woods closed out his most recent return to competition on Sunday in paradise.

In his first competitive appearance since the Masters earlier this spring, the 15-time major champion entered the final round of the 2023 Hero World Challenge, an unofficial event that benefits his TGR Foundation, T-16 at even par in the 20-player field.

Woods was admittedly rusty in Thursday’s opening round at Albany in the Bahamas as he signed for an up-and-down 3-over 75 but got back under par both Friday (70) and Saturday (71). He walked off the course in 18th place after an even-par 72 on Sunday.

Check out his closing round with shot-by-shot updates below.

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Shot-by-shot: Recap every stroke from Tiger Woods’ 1-under 71 third round of the 2023 Hero World Challenge

Shot-by-shot recap of Woods’ 1-under 71.

After opening with a 3-over 75 on Thursday in the Bahamas, Tiger Woods rebounded with a second-round 2-under 70 on Friday at the Hero World Challenge at Albany — an event hosted by his TGR Foundation — and sat 1 over and solo 15th heading into the weekend.

The 15-time major champion and five-time winner of the Hero played with back-to-back defending champion Viktor Hovland for the field’s third trip around the Ernie Els-designed track.

Woods signed for a 1-under 71 Saturday, one stroke worse than Friday, after missing a short par putt on 18.

If you were unable to watch third-round action, read the recap Woods’ round shot-by-shot below, including some highlights from his day.

Shot-by-shot analysis: Tiger Woods shoots 2-under 70 Friday at 2023 Hero World Challenge

Woods is trying to improve on an opening 3-over 75.

Another day, another late morning and afternoon glued to the TV watching Tiger Woods in his return to competitive golf.

Big Cat returned Thursday for the first time since the Masters in April, shooting 3-over 75 at the 2023 Hero World Challenge in a round that started promising and dropped off toward the end. There was no shortage of excitement from Woods, however, and it was encouraging to see him moving freely throughout the day.

He sat 18th in the 20-person field after the opening day.

Woods teed off in the second round with Rickie Fowler at 11:02 a.m. ET. Check out his Friday round with shot-by-shot analysis below from Albany in the Bahamas.

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Shot-by-shot analysis: Tiger Woods shoots 3-over 75 Thursday at 2023 Hero World Challenge

Woods is making his return to competitive golf for the first time since April.

If you couldn’t watch Tiger Woods during the first of the 2023 Hero World Challenge on Thursday afternoon, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

The 15-time major champion returned to action this week at the 2023 Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas for the first time since the Masters. Woods, 47, is playing his first competitive round since having a subtalar fusion procedure to address his post-traumatic arthritis from his previous talus fracture (a break in one of the bones that forms the ankle). He said he has none of the pain he dealt with at Augusta National.

Woods teed it up in the first round with Justin Thomas at 11:52 a.m. ET. Check out his Thursday round with shot-by-shot analysis below from Albany in the Bahamas.

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Tiger Woods shot-by-shot live updates from Saturday’s 2023 Masters third round at Augusta National

Woods is looking to tie the record for consecutive cuts made at Augusta National.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — If you can’t watch Tiger Woods during the third round of the 2023 Masters on Saturday afternoon, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

The 15-time major champion returned to Augusta National Golf Club this week with a pair of records on his mind, and he was able to achieve one of them. While Woods’ quest for a record-tying sixth green jacket took a hit on Thursday after a 2-over 74 in the opening round, his 1-over 73 in the second round was just enough to make the cut on the number and tie Gary Player and Fred Couples for the most consecutive made cuts in Masters history.

Woods, 47, has never missed the cut at the Masters as a professional since his debut in 1997 (he was low amateur in 1995 and missed the cut in 1996 as an amateur).

Woods will tee it up in the third round with Thomas Pieters and Sungjae Im at 1:06 p.m. ET off the 10th tee. Follow every shot Woods’ Saturday afternoon round below with shot-by-shot updates from Augusta National.

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Shot-by-shot analysis: Tiger Woods’ second round 1-over 73 at the 2023 Masters at Augusta National

If Woods makes the weekend cut he’ll set the record for most consecutive cuts made at the Masters.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — If you couldn’t watch Tiger Woods’ second round of the 2023 Masters, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

The 15-time major champion returned to Augusta National Golf Club this week with a pair of records on his mind, and he achieved one.

Woods’ quest for a record-tying sixth green jacket took a hit on Thursday after a 2-over 74, but a 1-over 73 in the second round saw him make the cut on the number to extend his consecutive cuts made at the Masters streak to 23, tying Gary Player and Fred Couples. The 82-time winner on the PGA Tour has never missed the cut at the Masters as a professional since his debut in 1997 (he was low amateur in 1995 and missed the cut in 1996 as an amateur).

Follow every shot of Tiger’s second round (split between Friday and Saturday due to weather) below with shot-by-shot updates from Augusta National.

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Shot-by-shot updates: Tiger Woods’ 2-over 74 Thursday at the 2023 Masters

Woods shot a 1-under 71 in last year’s opening round at Augusta National. What will he do this year?

AUGUSTA, Ga. — If you couldn’t watch Tiger Woods’ opening round of the 2023 Masters, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

The 15-time major champion is back at Augusta National and began his quest for a record-tying sixth green jacket on Thursday morning alongside Xander Schauffele and Viktor Hovland.

Woods, 47, made his return to competitive golf last April at Augusta National and made the cut just 14 months after a single-car accident where he nearly lost his leg. He then shot consecutive rounds of 6-over 78 on the weekend to finish 47th.

On Thursday he shot a 2-over 74 thanks to a handful of poor putts and iron shots. Follow every shot of Tiger’s opening round below with shot-by-shot updates from Augusta National.

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Shot-by-shot recap: Check out Tiger Woods’ 3-over 74 Friday at the 2023 Genesis Invitational

Woods shot a 2-under 69 on Thursday thanks to three straight birdies to end his round.

Tiger Woods returned to PGA Tour action in style on Thursday and will be hoping for more of the same on Friday.

The 82-time winner on Tour returned to competition this week at his Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, a designated event on the revamped Tour schedule that features a $20 million purse and top prize of $3.6 million. Playing alongside good friends Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas for the first two rounds, Woods birdied his final three holes on Thursday for a 2-under 69 to put himself in position to make the weekend cut.

Follow Woods’ second round at the 2023 Genesis Invitational with shot-by-shot live updates from Riviera.

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Tiger Tracker: Check out Tiger Woods’ 2-under 69 Thursday shot-by-shot at the 2023 Genesis Invitational

The last time Woods teed it up on Tour in a non major was the Zozo Championship at Sherwood in October 2020.

Tiger Woods hadn’t made a start in a non-major, official PGA Tour event since the Zozo Championship in October 2020. That changed on Thursday.

The 82-time winner on Tour returns to competition this week at his Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, a designated event on the revamped Tour schedule that features a $20 million purse and top prize of $3.6 million. Woods will tee it up alongside good friends Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas for the first two rounds as he continues to regain strength and form after his single-car accident almost two years ago to the day.

Woods shot an opening-round 2-under 69 on Thursday. Check out his round below with shot-by-shot analysis.

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