It didn’t look good. Then we saw what might be Woods’ greatest trait on the golf course kick in: his unwavering willingness to grind.
Staggered by the poor start, Woods showed an iron chin and rallied back to 1-over, not only making the cut but giving himself at least a puncher’s chance to chase down“Hey, I made the cut,” Woods said. “I’ve got a chance going into the weekend. Hopefully I’ll have one of those light-bulb moments and turn it on in the weekend and get it done. You’ve seen guys do it with a chance going into the back nine. If you are within five or six going into the back nine, anything can happen.
That kind of grinding defines Woods better than anything. And that kind of grinding was on display front and center around Augusta on Friday. Woods wobbled, even fell down, but he kept getting back up, refusing to let the dream die. To put Woods’ remarkable week further into perspective, consider the big names who won’t be playing this weekend while Woods continues his relentless pursuit of another jacket: Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele and Jordan Spieth all missed the cut.
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