Tiger Woods withdraws from Masters after agonizing Saturday
Tiger Woods has seen enough of Augusta this weekend.
After battling to make the cut at the Masters in brutal conditions on Saturday, Woods opted to withdraw from the first major of the season on Sunday morning.
Woods, 47, was visibly limping through the rain and wind on Saturday and was 6-over on his third round after making the cut on the number at 3-over par.
Woods was facing the prospect of playing 29 holes on Sunday to complete the tournament after making the cut for the 23rd consecutive time at the Masters.
Woods was 54th and last place among the players who made the cut, sitting three shots behind his closest competitor, Charl Schwartzel.
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