AUGUSTA, Ga. — For everything he accomplished this week at Augusta National Golf Club in his return to competitive golf, Tiger Woods will be disappointed in his result at the 86th Masters.
For how well he hit his driver in Sunday’s final round, the rest of his game was rather suspect as the five-time winner of the green jacket signed for a second consecutive 6-over 78 to tie his worst-ever finish at the Masters and finish the tournament at 13-over and walk off the course at T-47 shortly after the final group teed off.
Woods did well to make an early birdie on No. 2 before compounding mistakes en route to three straight bogeys on Nos. 4-6. He added two more bogeys on Nos. 11 and 14 before a head-scratching double bogey after a short miss from two feet on No. 17.
