Woods clears first Masters hurdle, now faces ultimate test - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports,

Tiger Woods of the US lines up his putt on the green on the 6th hole during the first round and the 15-time major winner will put his battered body to the ultimate test on Friday when he will have to play nearly as many holes in a single day.

The 48-year-old will play the remaining five holes from his opening round before going straight into another 18 for his second round on one of golf’s most challenging layouts. “The body is OK, we’ve got some work to do yet tonight,” said Woods, who also underwent ankle surgery last year.“We’re going to warm up and just kind of head down there and start our round, and I think the flow would be pretty much almost like between 20 and 30 minutes in between rounds, so it’ll be a natural flow from the finish of the first round and continuation of the second.”

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