Play has resumed on the second day of the Masters at Augusta National, with a host of stars out on the course to finish their first rounds after bad light halted play on Thursday evening (local).
Tiger Woods was one of 27 players unable to complete their first round on the opening day, which saw play delayed in the morning due to rain.
He was one-under par through 13 holes when the first round was halted – meaning he has to play 23 holes on Friday (local time) to finish his first round and complete his second.
He is attempting to make the cut for a 24th-consecutive appearance at Augusta, which would be a new record.
It’s a brutal test for the 15-time major champion, and it began poorly with a bogey on the par-four 14th.
Woods appeared to be struggling with his lower back and was walking gingerly, a concerning sign given his ongoing health battles.
On the 16th, a par-three, he overhit…
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