Masters 2021 fantasy golf power rankings

In his first professional round in Mexico, Tiger Woods started off shaky Thursday at the WGC-Mexico Championship with a double-bogey on the first hole. He rebounded shortly after, birdieing holes 4-6 to get to 1-under. He gave that shot right back on No. 8 to make the turn at even par on a day where he should’ve shot much lower. Another bogey on No. 13, followed by a birdie on No. 15 lead to Woods’ even par 71 at Club de Golf Chapultepec in Mexico City. The altitude change may have been the cause for Woods’ problems, but it certainly wasn’t an issue for leader Rory McIlroy (-8) or Justin Thomas (who cranked a 400-plus yard drive on No. 12). Here’s a shot-by-shot recap of Woods’ opening round

With one round to go in Palm Beach Gardens, Tiger Woods broke 70 and is seven shots out of the lead with 10 players in front of him.