Despite a promising start on day two of the Masters, Tiger Woods endured another difficult round at Augusta National as the American carded a three-over-par 75.
The four-time winner, who started on level par, looked to have begun brightly as two birdies got him to two-under. However, a further three bogeys put him on one-over at the end of the back nine.
Woods hit another bogey on the 11th before his frustration came to a head on 13 when he kicked out at his club after skewing his shot 30 yards to the right of the green.
The American dropped a further shot on the 16th, but he pulled of an excellent chip shot from the bunker on the final hole to save par and put him on three-over.
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Jack Prescott
Jack Prescott
