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Tiger Woods will have to wait one more day to try his hand at a Masters record. The 15-time major champion and five-time green jacket holder sits at 2 over and directly on the cut line through the first 11 holes of his second round after play was suspended on Friday due to inclement weather.
Woods will be faced with a delicate wedge shot as his first strike on Saturday as he begins on the famed par-3 12th where Rae’s Creek runs through. With winds and cold weather expected to roll into the Augusta area overnight, Saturday may hold the most difficult scoring conditions yet. Woods will simply need to tread water over his final seven holes if he is to tie the all-time record and make his 23rd straight cut at the Masters.
At even par for his round, Tiger will also aim to break a mini streak of four straight over-par rounds dating back to 2022. The 47-year-old is technically guaranteed to be around for the weekend with his second round set to conclude Saturday, but whether he will have a tee time for Round 3 remains to be seen.
CBS Sports will be covering Woods live throughout the Masters with constant updates in this space. Keep on reading for stories and schedule information along with consistent updates throughout his time at Augusta National this week.
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