Defending champion Tiger Woods was set for a morning test at Amen Corner while second-ranked Jon Rahm chased the leaders as the darkness-halted second round of the Masters resumed Saturday.
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Andy Ogletree took a peek at the bracket before the U.S. Amateur quarterfinals and made a prediction to his caddie: He would face John Augenstein in the final. Augenstein beat William Holcomb V 3 and 2 in one semifinal Saturday, and Ogletree topped teenager and fellow Mississippian Cohen Trolio 3 and
Jason Day was No. 1 in the world not that long ago. Then, it all went away. A win at the Wells Fargo Championship is more proof he’s got his groove back.
Tiger Woods looked healthy and spry in his strolls around Torrey Pines, and for a brief period on Sunday, he stepped into a time machine, showcasing a formidability that made Tiger “Tiger.” Even his detractors would admit, it was everything one could possibly want to see. Complaints regarding Tiger media attention are far from new, starting all the back to his fledgling celebrity in the fall of 1996. Since Woods was dominating his competition, these sentiments, though noted, often drifted into the ether.
