Tiger Woods got run into by a security guard, shook it off and is now in the hunt at the Masters. Crazy things like that only seem to happen when Tiger is around.
An upbeat Tiger Woods shrugged off his bizarre collision with an Augusta security guard after moving to within one shot of the Masters second-round lead. Woods carded a four-under 68 on Friday to reach the halfway stage of the tournament at six under, a solitary stroke behind co-leaders Louis Oosthuizen, Jason Day, Francesco Molinari, Adam Scott, Brooks Koepka. Yet he had to contend with an unusual scare at the 14th hole as a security guard – rushing in a bid to control spectators – slipped over and clipped the 14-time major champion’s right ankle.
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A wild day at the Masters ended with the strongest leaderboard in history.
A wild day at the Masters ended with the strongest leaderboard in history.
