AUGUSTA, Ga. — Inclement weather forced play to be suspended for the day Friday during the second round of the 2023 Masters and delayed Tiger Woods’ most recent attempt at history.
Playing in his 25th Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, the five-time winner of the green jacket is aiming to tie the record for most consecutive cuts made in tournament history this week. Woods made his first trip down Magnolia Lane in 1995 and finished T-41 as the low amateur. He returned in 1996 and missed the cut, the only time he has ever done so. Woods then won in 1997 in his first Masters as a professional and has made the cut in each of his last 22 appearances.
