AUGUSTA, Ga. —Tiger Woods can thank his pal Justin Thomas for booking his weekend plans.
Playing in cold, rainy conditions on Saturday morning after the resumption of the second round of the 87th Masters, Woods finished with back-to-back bogeys to shoot 73 and needed some help to play the final two rounds and make his 23rd consecutive cut at Augusta National Golf Club. He got it from Thomas, who made bogey at 17, to move the cutline from 2-over 146 to 3-over 147. Woods, T-49 at 3 over, tied the record for the most consecutive cuts made at the Masters, joining Fred Couples and Gary Player in the record books (since 1957 when the cut was implemented).
