Masters 2022: Scottie Scheffler wins first green jacket

Scottie Scheffler not only picked up his first Masters victory and the green jacket on Sunday, but he was going home with a big check as well.

The 25-year-old took home about $2.7 million as the winner.

Hideki Matsuyama, who won the tournament last year, took home $2.07 million for his win. In 2020, Dustin Johnson won $2.07 million as well.

For more on this story: Masters 2022: How much did Scottie Scheffler take home as the winner?

Scottie Scheffler won the Masters and got a big smooch from his wife, Meredith.

Scottie Scheffler is closing in on his first green jacket. He has a lead over Rory McIlroy and Cameron Smith with the final hole in the distance.

Rory McIlroy saved a birdie on the 18th hole from the bunker. He finished his 72 holes at the Masters with a 7-under par.

The shot you must see to believe.

He was only three strokes behind Scottie Scheffler for the lead.

Cameron Smith is 2-over on the day as he tries to keep up with Scottie Scheffler.

On 11, he pulled to within two strokes of the lead.

Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Smith are through nine at the final round of the Masters on Sunday.

Scheffler (11-under par) currently leads by four strokes over Smith (7-under par) with nine holes left to play.

Both players made par on the final two holes of the front nine.

Rory McIlroy has had an amazing final round so far at the Masters.

McIlroy sunk a long eagle putt on No. 13 to get to 6-under par. He also has five birdies on Sunday.

McIlroy is now five strokes behind the leader, Scottie Scheffler and just one stroke behind Cameron Smith.

Cameron Smith sunk a birdie putt at No. 7 as he attempts to cut into the lead of Scottie Scheffler during the final round at the Masters on Sunday.

But shortly after, Scheffler answered with a birdie putt of his own at the hole.

Smith is now 7-under par while Scheffler is 11-under par.

The surging play of Rory McIlroy continued into the back nine, as he sank an amazing birdie chip at No. 10.

McIlroy has made five birdies for the day and now stands at 4-under par for the tournament.

He is tied with Sungjae Im for 3rd place, and is two strokes behind Cameron Smith (6-under par).

Scottie Scheffler leads the field at 10-under par.

Tiger Woods says he plans to play in The Open in July.

Woods finished up the fourth and final round at the Masters on Sunday since he suffered devastating leg injuries in a February 2021 car crash.

"I am looking forward to St Andrews," Woods said after his round Sunday. "It's my favorite golf course in the world, so I will be there for that one."

After getting off to a hot start, Cameron Smith bogeyed holes No. 3 and No. 4 during the final round of the Masters.

Smith now stands at 6-under par through four holes.

Scottie Scheffler made par on No. 4 and is 10-under par for the tournament.

Scottie Scheffler made an incredible birdie chip at No. 3 to create some distance from a surging Cameron Smith, who birdied the first two holes on Sunday.

Both players are in the same group together.

Smith made bogey on No. 3.

Scheffler, the current leader, is now 10-under par, while Smith is 7-under par.

It was Scheffler's first birdie of the day.

Cameron Smith is off to a roaring start at the final round of the Masters on Sunday.

Smith, who is trailing current leader Scottie Scheffler, scored birdies on No. 1 and No. 2.

Scheffler made par on the first two holes.

Scheffler (9-under par) now leads Smith (8-under par) by one stroke. He entered the final round with a three stroke lead.

Tiger Woods finished up the fourth and final round at the Masters on Sunday.

He finished toward the bottom of the leaderboard but went through all 72 holes against high-level competition for the first time since he suffered devastating leg injuries in a February 2021 car crash.

Woods received a standing ovation from the Augusta National crowd as he walked up to the 18th green.

For more on this story: Tiger Woods wraps up first Masters appearance since 2020

Tiger Woods scored a double bogey on No. 17 at Augusta on Sunday.

After an errant tee shot, Woods had a chance to save par with a long putt.

He missed that putt before missing another short one that would have given him a bogey for the hole.

Woods is 6-over par for the day and 11-over par for the tournament heading into No. 18.

Current Masters leader Scottie Scheffler, and Cameron Smith have started their final rounds of the Masters on Sunday.

Both players teed off around 2:40 p.m. ET.

Scheffler is in first place at 9-under par, with Smith trailing at 6-under par.

Tiger Woods bogeyed No. 14 at Augusta on Sunday and now stands at 4-over par.

Woods hit his tee shot into the pine straw, leading him to eventually need long putt to save par, which sailed past the hole.

He recovered and sunk a long putt to make bogey.

Woods is 4-over par on Sunday and 11-over for the tournament.

Rory McIlroy is off to a good start at the final round of the Masters on Sunday.

McIlroy crushed his first drive before landing his second shot to within 15 feet of the hole.

He sunk the putt to make birdie on No. 1.

McIlroy is currently at even par and tied for 8th place during the tournament.

Despite playing in a group with Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm is having himself a good day.

Rahm is 3-under through 13 holes on Sunday. He birdied five holes and bogeyed two holes so far during his final round.

Rahm stands at 4-over par.

Tiger Woods made his first bogey on the back nine at Augusta on Sunday.

After his second shot landed in front of the bunker, Woods needed a decent chip to get close to the hole.

However, the ball failed to run toward the hole and Woods missed the long putt for par.

He eventually made a short putt for bogey.

Woods stands at 10-over par through 11 holes.

Henley stands at 2-over par with nine holes to go during the final round at Augusta National.

Tiger Woods is starting the back nine at Augusta National.

After shanking his drive, which landed in a wooded area on No. 10, Woods recovered and hit his third shot to within feet of the hole.

He made the putt to finish with a par.

Scottie Scheffler sits at 9-under par, while Cameron Smith is at 6-under par.

They are scheduled to tee off around 2:40 p.m. ET

Tiger Woods finished his up and down front nine with three-straight pars during the final round of Masters on Sunday

Woods started off the day strong. He made par on the first hole, birdied No. 2 and made par on No. 3.

He then entered a stretch of three-straight bogeys.

Woods limited the bleeding and finished off the front nine with three pars in a row.

Woods appeared to show a slight limp during the round, especially after missing a long putt for birdie on the No. 9 green.

He stands at 2-over par for the day and 9-over for the tournament.

Tiger Woods has responded following a stretch of three-straight bogeys at the Masters on Sunday.

Wearing his signature red, Woods made par on No. 7 and No. 8.

Woods made par with a short putt on No. 7.

On No. 8, a par 5, he made it to the green in three strokes but missed a long birdie putt.

Despite being overshadowed by Tiger Woods and the crowds that come with him, John Rahm has been holding his own so far on Sunday.

Rahm, who is playing in a group with Woods during the final round of the Masters, made birdie on No. 7.

Rahm started off his round with a bogey on the first hole. He later made birdie on No. 3 before making three straight pars.

He stands at 6-over par for the tournament.

Woods was visibility frustrated after he missed a putt on No. 6 for his third-straight bogey.

Woods stands at 9-over par for the tournament and is 2-over for the day through six holes.

Tiger Woods made bogey for the second straight hole at the Masters on Sunday.

Woods was seen immediately letting go of his club after his second shot which landed short of the green on No. 5.

His next chip shot rolled within 10 feet of the hole, but he missed the putt for par and made bogey.

Woods is 1-over for the day through five holes and 8-over for the tournament

Billy Horschel has responded after making bogey on No. 5 and No. 6 at the Masters on Sunday.

Horschel made back to back birdies on No. 7 and No. 8 and currently stands at 9-over par. He is 1-under for the day.

Woods made it on the green in two strokes on hole No. 3. He missed a long birdie putt before making a short putt for par.

On No. 4, a par 3, Woods hit his first shot into the bunker.

He chipped out to within 15 feet of the hole, but failed to make the long putt for par.

Billy Horschel was in disbelief after his tee shot on No. 6 at the Masters fell short and rolled off the green.

"No! No!" Horchel shouted. "No way that's short."

He later made bogey.

Horschel was previously seen throwing his club at the Masters on Saturday.

Tiger Woods made birdie on the par 5 No. 2 at Augusta National on Sunday.

Woods is 1-under for the day and 6-over in the tournament

Patrons are out in full force at Augusta National on Sunday to watch Tiger Woods after the golfer struggled on Saturday.

Wearing his signature red, Woods drove the ball 295 yards in his first shot from the tee. He later sunk putt to make par.

He's playing Sunday with reigning U.S. Open champion Jon Rahm.

For those at home who are watching the last day of great golf at The Masters on Sunday, April 10, 2022 — it's business as usual.  

But for patrons (not "fans") on site at one of professional golf's most prestigious events, there is no running, no shouting, no taking of photographs during tournament play (on cell phones or otherwise) and many other rules and procedures that must be followed on the grounds of perhaps the most beautiful golf course in the country, maybe even the world, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

Here are some of those rules and procedures.

For more on this story: The Masters 2022: Mind your manners if you're a 'patron' at golf's great event

Scottie Scheffler has a three stroke lead over Cameron Smith as the final round of the Masters is about to get underway on Sunday.

Tiger Woods is tied for 41th after shooting a 78 on Saturday. He is scheduled to tee off at 10:50 a.m. ET

Scheffler sits at 9-under par, while Smith is at 6-under par. They are scheduled to tee off around 2:40 p.m. ET

South Korea's Sungjae Im is in third place at 4-under par and he is scheduled to tee off at 2:30 p.m. ET

Scottie Scheffler is going into Sunday with a three stroke lead over Cameron Smith.

Scheffler shot a 71 on Saturday and now stands at 9-under par.

Meanwhile, Smith shot a 68 and is currently at 6-under par.

Sungjae Im stands in sole possession of third place at 4-under par

South Korea's Sungjae Im finished his third round at the Masters on Saturday by making four birdies on the back nine.

He shot a 71 for the day and now stands in sole possession of third place behind Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Smith ahead of the final round on Sunday.

The golfer made two bogeys and a double bogey on the front nine.

He previously led the tournament after the first round.

Tiger Woods had his worst-ever score at the Masters on Saturday, as he shot a 6-over par 78 during the third round of the tournament.

Woods had five holes with three putts or more in a round for the first time in his career.

"Well I was hitting too many putts," Woods said after his round. "It was like putting practice, I hit a thousands putts out there today."

"Honestly I didn't really feel like I hit it all that bad, I just had absolutely zero feel for the greens, and it showed," he added.

Woods said shooting a 66 on Sunday would make this weekend a success for him.

The golfer returned to the Masters for the first time this week since suffering injuries in a February 2021 car crash.

Current Masters leader Scottie Scheffler made his second straight bogey and is now leading by three strokes through 15.

Scheffler made it on the No. 15 green in three strokes, but he missed two puts to make bogey on the par 5.

He stands at 9-under par

Scottie Scheffler bogeyed No. 14 at Augusta on Saturday, as his lead is now just 4 strokes over Cameron Smith.

Scheffler's second shot failed to make it on the green and he later missed a putt to make bogey.

Scheffler is 10-under par, while Smith is 6-under par.

Scottie Scheffler is now leading by five strokes over Cameron Smith as the third round enters the final stretch.

Scheffler is currently 11-under par after he made birdie on No. 13

Cameron Smith bogeyed No. 16 and is now 6-under par with two holes left to play for him

Cameron Smith is now just three strokes behind leader Scottie Scheffler after making birdie on No. 15.

Scheffler is 10-under par, while Smith is 7-under par.

Tiger Woods shot a 6-over par 78 during the third round of the Masters on Saturday

It was his worst-ever score at the Masters.

On the back nine, Woods bogeyed No. 11 before making two straight birdies on No. 12 and No. 13.

He made two pars on No. 14 and No. 15 before collapsing down the stretch.

He made bogey on No. 16 and No. 17 and closed out his round scoring a double bogey on No. 18.

His front nine saw two bogeys, one birdie and one double bogey. He made par eight times and 3-putted five times during the third round.

Tiger Woods bounced back to score a birdie at No. 12 at the Masters on Saturday.

He is now 4-over par and tied for 33th place.

Tiger Woods struggles continued into the back nine on Saturday as he missed a short putt and scored a bogey on No. 11

He is now five-over par at the Masters and is tied for 39th place

Scottie Scheffler grew his Masters lead on Saturday after he birdied holes No. 2 and No. 3 at Augusta National Golf Club.

Scheffler now sits at 10-under par.

Shane Lowry sits alone in second place at 4-under par.

Shane Lowry has moved into second place at 4-under par after he birdied No. 2 at the Masters.

Lowry is currently playing in a group with Sungjae Im of South Korea.

He is 4 strokes off the leader Scottie Scheffler.

South Korea's Sungjae Im opened the third round of the Masters with a double bogey after he missed a short putt on No. 1

Sungjae Im was leading Masters after the first round. He now sits 1-under par.

Scottie Scheffler opened his third round at Augusta National with a 287 yard drive off the first tee.

Scheffler, who currently leads the field at 8-under par, sunk the putt to save par.

Tiger Woods nearly holed in from the bunker on No. 6 after his shot left him a foot from the hole

He later sunk the putt to save par

On No. 7. Woods needed three shots to get to the green. He again sunk the putt to save par

Tiger Woods is currently 3-over par after the golfer struggled on No. 5, scoring a double bogey.

Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson birdied the 18th hole at Augusta on Friday after making an incredible shot from the pines.

Watson is +4 through the third hole in the third round.

Tiger Woods opened his third round at Augusta National with a 262-yard shot off the tee. He bogeyed the first, similar to the second round.

Seeking his first Masters championship, Rory McIlroy stumbled on his first hole of the third round.  After teeing off to the far right side, McIlroy shot a 275-yarder just off the putting green. He is +3 through the second hole. 

Australian golfer Min Woo Lee had a par save on hole No.2 after a huge miss off the tee. He shot 175-yard off the pine needles to get back on the green. He is currently +4 through the 4th. 

Mackenzie Hughes and Adam Scott are set to tee off at Augusta National Golf Club at 10:20 a.m. ET on Saturday to begin round three at the Masters. 

Tiger Woods, who shot a 74 in the second round to make the cut, will tee off again in the afternoon at 1 p.m. E.T. alongside four-time PGA Tour champion Kevin Kisner. 

After completing the second round with a five stroke lead, Scottie Scheffler will begin the day as the final pairing to tee off at 2:50 p.m. E.T.

More than a year after suffering a serious leg injury in a 2021 car crash, Tiger Woods has made the cut in his 22nd straight Masters. 

Woods finished up the second round at Augusta National Golf club shooting a 74 and tied for 19th after stumbling through the first nine. His 2-over par for the day was slightly off from his 1-under par performance on Thursday. 

Woods, a five-time Masters champion, bogeyed on four of his first five holes and saved par seven times. He had four much-needed birdies on the back nine and closed out the 18th hole on par. 

For more on this story: Tiger Woods makes 2022 Masters cut after solid second round performance 

American golfer Scottie Scheffler leads by five at 8-under par to finish the second round at the Masters. 

Scheffler, who won three times on the PGA Tour this year, bogeyed twice and made seven birdies to shoot a 67. His five-stroke margin ties the largest 36-hole lead in Masters history.

Scottie Scheffler birdied on par-3 12th to improve to -5 as he continues his lead in the second round of the Masters on Friday.

Eight-time PGA Tour champion Stewart Cink shot a hole-in-one on the 16th at Augusta. He is currently T60 at six over par in the second round. 

Tiger Woods started out the back nine strong with a birdie on the 10th hole. He is now one over par.

After bogeying on four of the first five holes, Woods was on par for the sixth and seventh holes. He birdied on the eighth but looked visibly upset on the ninth hole after over shooting his second shot. 

He finished the front nine +2, T28. 

Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson birdied the 18th hole at Augusta after making an incredible shot from the pines. His 261-yard shot off the tee landed deep in the trees but his second shot went 171-yards to land right on the putting green.

Watson finished the second round +2, T28. 

Tiger Woods opened the second round of the Masters with a bogey on the 1st hole and would par on the second. The five-time Masters champion also bogeyed on holes three-five. 

He is +3 through the first five and is T40.

Tiger Woods was seen in the practice area of Augusta National Golf Club shortly before he was set to tee off at 1:41 p.m. E.T. 

His group is now a twosome after Louis Oosthuizen, who finished second at the 2012 Masters, withdrew because of injury.

Collin Morikawa birdied on the eighth and ninth holes to get back into the red for the first time at this tournament. He is currently T11.

Louis Oosthuizen, who finished second at the 2012 Masters, withdrew from the tournament before the second round Friday due to injury. 

The 39-year-old golfer from South Africa finished the first round with a score of 76. The 2022 Masters was his 14th appearance. He is the only player in Masters history with both a hole-in-one (2016) and a double eagle (2012).

20-time PGA Tour champion Rory McIlroy had a slow start in the second round of the Masters on Friday, entering the day +1. After shooting par on the first, McIlroy teed off a 344-yard shot into the trees. Despite the tough break, he birdied on the hole. 

He is hoping to win his first Masters, which remains the only major the 32-year-old golfer hasn’t won. 

Dustin Johnson teed off a 180-yard shot on the fourth hole, a problem area for several golfers in the second round of the Masters. He finished with a six-foot putt to get the first birdie of the day on four.

Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Cameron Davis both bombed the patron observation stand on the fifth hole on Friday. Bezuidenhout’s second shot landed on the deck but he finished the hole with a much needed par save. 

After he bogeyed on four, Davis double bogeyed on the fifth hole after his second shot went far left into the patron stand.

Robert MacIntyre’s second shot on the fifth also found itself into a crowd of patrons. He took a bogey to finish.

American golfer Russell Henley dropped his club after teeing off on the fourth following a far right shot, After searching for his ball in the pines, Henley double bogeyed.

Scottish golfer Sandy Lyle hit his first shot on the sixth hole into the crowd in the second round of the Masters on Friday morning. After clearing the spectators’ chairs, Lyle bogeyed the hole. 

The 64-year-old golfer is competing in his 41st Masters. He previously won the tournament in 1988 – past champions win an automatic invite every year. 

He is +11 on the seventh hole.

The 86th edition of the Masters Tournament teed off Thursday morning, highlighted by Tiger Woods’ long-awaited comeback, but fans have been gathering at Augusta National Golf Club since Monday to take part in golf’s premier event, and its quirky traditions.

From pimento cheese sandwiches for the “patrons” to phone banks, here’s an inside look at what goes on at one of golf’s most prestigious clubs.

For more on this story: Reporter's Notebook: Pimento cheese sandwiches, public phones and lush greens mark golf’s premier event

Tiger Woods is tied for 10th place as the second round of the Masters is about to get underway.

He is only four strokes off the leader Im Sung-jae. Sandy Lyle and amateur Stewart Hagestad are in the first group that tees off at 8 a.m. ET.

Woods won’t tee off until 1:41 p.m. ET. He’s in the group with Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann.

Tiger Woods, Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann will begin their second round of the Masters on Friday at 1:41 p.m. ET.

That group previously teed off at 11:04 a.m. ET Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club

Tiger Woods made his epic return to the Masters Thursday for the first time since he suffered devastating leg injuries in a 2021 car crash.

Woods finished the first round at Augusta National Golf Club shooting a 71 and finishing 1-under par.

After his opening round, Woods appeared on Masters Radio on SiriusXM to discuss the treatment he plans to undergo in the hours before he tees off for the second round of the tournament on Friday. 

"Lots of treatment, lots of ice, lots of ice baths, just you know basically freezing myself to death," Woods said. "That's just part of the deal. Getting all the swelling out as best we possibly can and getting … warmed up, activated, and explosive for the next day."

For more on this story: Tiger Woods talks treatment before second round of the Masters: 'Just basically freezing myself to death'

Australia's Cameron Smith, the co-leader at the 2022 Masters, says the return of Tiger Woods to the tournament is "an inspiration."

“You just can't not watch him,” Smith told reporters, via the Associated Press. “It's an inspiration with him coming back and playing golf.”

Tiger Woods finished the first round of the 2022 Masters shooting a 71 and finishing 1-under par at Augusta National.

After the round left him in the red, Woods told reporters he was "right where I need to be.”

“I felt good,” Woods added. “Once the adrenaline kicks in and I get into my own little world, I knew I should be able to handle business.”

Woods tipped his hat to the cheering crowd after sinking a putt to save par on hole 18 at the 2022 Masters.

"What a return," stated commentator Jim Nantz on the broadcast.

Tiger Woods finished the first round at the Masters 1-under par 71 after shooting even on the 18th hole. He finishes the day T8.

Woods saved par 13 times, had three birdies and bogeyed twice in his first full round at a major event in about 17 months. As he walked to the green at the 18th hole, he received a big standing ovation.

For more on this story: Tiger Woods finishes Masters first round few strokes off from leaders

Tiger Woods celebrates with a birdie on 16, sinking in the 29-foot shot. He’s competing in his 24th Masters and is currently T9.

Two-time PGA Tour winner Joaquin Niemann is T2 after hitting an eagle on hole nine. The crowd roared after Nieman sunk the shot with the help of Augusta National’s sloped course. 

Tiger Woods has surpassed expectations on the front nine at the 2022 Masters Tournament. He’s T17 after shooting even on holes 1-5 and 7, and 9, with a birdie on six and a bogey on eight.

Tiger Woods begins his 24th Masters with a par on the first. He is even after three holes.

Tiger Woods is back at the practice green at Augusta National. He's wearing a bright pink shirt and appears ready to play his first round against high-level competition since 2020.

Padraig Harrington is on the course and after his putt on the sixth hole, he gets a loud cheer.

J.J. Spaun was one of the final invitees to the Masters and on Thursday morning he was among the first to get the event underway.

The iconic green jackets are back. 

The 86th edition of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club kicks off Thursday morning with the first set of players teeing off at around 8 a.m. ET. 

In order to better appreciate this prestigious event, you have to understand the history and unique traditions that make the Masters, the Masters.

The first tournament was held in 1934, just a few years after legendary American golfer Bobby Jones established Augusta National Golf Club with the help of investment banker Clifford Roberts, who was the longtime chairman of the club from 1931-1976. 

The first tournament was held in 1934, just a few years after legendary American golfer Bobby Jones established Augusta National Golf Club with the help of investment banker Clifford Roberts, who was the longtime chairman of the club from 1931-1976. 

For more on this story: Masters 2022: Origins of golf's most prestigious tournament

Tom Watson joined Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson as the honorary starters for the Masters on Thursday.

Here's what golfers can expect on the course at Augusta National.

Tiger Woods is now slated to start at 11:04 a.m. ET as bad weather in the Augusta area moved everything backward. Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann are in Woods' grouping.

For more on this story: Masters 2022: How to watch, tee times, groupings and more

The Masters' official Twitter account gave an update on what to expect at today's start. Bad weather rolling through the area pushed everything backward.

IBM Consulting Sports & Entertainment Lead Shannon Miller sat down with FOX Business ahead of the first round to discuss the latest advances that will give fans a firsthand look at what’s happening in Augusta as their favorite golfers tee off. 

"Not being at the course and feeling like you’re there is super important here – for a couple of reasons. One is they limit the number of people who can come so most of the people who want to be here can’t be here and two, the folks who are here can’t have their phones," Miller explained. "There’s no digital experience on the course so this is really all about how can we take what’s really happening in Augusta and share it with the rest of the world."

For more on this story: Masters 2022: IBM partnership looks to improve fan experience using innovative technology

Phil Mickelson will not be competing in the 2022 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club, part of an extended leave following controversial comments he made in recent months. 

But the three-time Masters champion is not skipping the tournament this week because he was told to stay away, Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley revealed Wednesday. 

"We did not disinvite Phil,’’ Ridley said at a news conference. "Phil is a three-time Masters champion and is invited in that category and many other categories. He’s the defending PGA champion."

For more on this story: Phil Mickelson was not disinvited from 2022 Masters, Augusta chairman says

Tiger Woods may be playing at Augusta National this week but he's far from the favorite to win the tournament.

The 46-year-old is +4500 to win the tournament, according to the latest odds from FOX Bet. He’s +900 to finish in the top 5, +400 to finish in the top 10 and +175 to finish in the top 20.

For more on this story: Masters 2022 odds: Tiger Woods far from the betting favorite

Tiger Woods hedged a bit when asked whether he planned on playing the Masters this week but appeared to be hopeful.

"As of right now, I feel like I am going to play," he told reporters Tuesday.

Woods played nine holes on Wednesday and appeared to be ready to play in Thursday's first round. As of right now, he's set to be in Group 14 with Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann.

That group is set to tee off at around 10:34 a.m. ET.

For more on this story: Tiger Woods on competing at Masters: 'As of right now, I feel like I am going to play'