Tiger Woods entered Saturday’s third round of The Masters with a glimmer of hope. He sat seven shots behind the lead held by the trio of Bryson DeChambeau, Max Homa and Scottie Scheffler.
But knowing the 48-year-old legend played 23 holes Friday and beat most of the field doing so, if Woods posted a low number on Moving Day, he might stand a chance.
Golf fans could have been treated to another Sunday at Augusta where Tiger is the talk of the tournament.
Instead, things have gone awry as his game has fallen off the rails.
For the third straight day, Woods bogeyed the par-3 4th. But he showed
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