The scorecard certainly did not show many positives, especially his final 36 holes. But Tiger Woods called his 26th appearance at The Masters a “good week,” despite finishing in solo 60th at 16-over par.
He set an Augusta National record by making a 24th consecutive cut, and he completed 72 holes in a major championship for the first time in two years. Flashes of brilliance emerged at times, but so did signs of his age and lingering pain.
Regardless, Woods is looking ahead to the next major in mid-May: the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
“I just [need to] keep lifting, keep the motor going,
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