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The action gets underway today at Augusta National as the world's best golfers begin the race for the Green Jacket. · Sign up to our World of Sport newsletter.

- 1640 Bernhard Langer, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Cameron Davis - 1616 Sandy Lyle, Stewart Hagestad - 1523 Bryson DeChambeau, Cameron Smith, Paul Casey

Just 13½ months after a car crash left Woods with leg injuries so severe that doctors considered amputation, he is scheduled to tee off on Thursday morning ...

Friday and Saturday will feature cooler and blustery weather with lows in the 40s and afternoon highs in the upper 60s Friday, while struggling to reach 60 degrees on Saturday. Sunny skies each morning will give way to mostly cloudy skies during the afternoon. And 50-1 shots do win: Mine That Bird in the 2009 Kentucky Derby for one. He has not played on the PGA Tour for 17 months, and 14 months ago he severely injured his right leg in a car crash. There is also a “Track” tab on the website to follow the tournament. The Masters Tournament app is free to download and available on Apple and Android. Fans can follow golfers and create their own personalized leaderboards of their favorite players. After a cold start Sunday morning with lows in the 30s, temperatures rebound into the lower 70s for the afternoon under sunny skies and lighter winds. Woods is down in about 20th place, giving him an equal chance of winning as, say, the likes of Matthew Fitzpatrick and Corey Conners. If one of them wins instead, expect smaller headlines. He is 46, and age eventually limits even the greatest athletes. It allows fans to see all the shots by their favorite players through a player’s profile or through the “My Group” function. At the same time, plenty of golfers are much, much bigger prices than 50-1. “The pain is there, but he’s dealt with that before,” Couples said. Today, he and Justin were pretty serious.

The Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights from the 2022 Masters leaderboard. Follow for complete results for Thursday's Round 1 at ...

11:04 a.m. 10:20 a.m. That means Tiger Woods will now tee off at 11:04 a.m. ET. 10:09 a.m. 9:47 a.m. 9:36 a.m. 9:25 a.m. The Masters will air on ESPN for the first two days before shifting to CBS for Rounds 3 and 4. -1 (9) Austin Greaser (A) Woods will tee off at 10:34 a.m. ET alongside Louis Oosthuizen and Joaquin Niemann. How he competes — he has only missed one weekend cut in his Masters history — will be a topic of great interest. Below are complete results and highlights from Thursday's Round 1 at Augusta National:

The spotlight is shining on Tiger Woods as this year's first major championship kicks off. Follow along for live coverage, leader board updates and analysis ...

In the wake of major blowback from fans and fellow professional players, Mickelson lost several sponsors and quickly issued a statement of regret, saying he “desperately” needed to step away from the game. He and contemporaries such as Justin Thomas, Xander Schauffele, Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy are among the characters that rivet golf fans’ eyeballs to televisions any time they’re in contention. But tee shots that find the deep sand leave a blind approach, meaning many have decided to steer well clear of the bunkers, resulting in a more difficult second shot from the fairway. “We’re still going to continue doing it, and hopefully we’ll have something soon.” Things started off poorly for Harry Higgs in his Masters debut after a wayward approach led to a bogey at the par-4 first hole. Dahmen spurred the wanton shirtlessness the day before, saying if a tweet of his got enough retweets, Higgs would take it off at No. 16 in the final round. But his approach landed well short of the hole and trickled off the green into the fairway, and he left himself with a 10-foot uphill par putt after his chip, which he made. He got out of trouble by laying up and chipped to within about a foot for par. Woods’s par-save attempt dribbled off to the right, and his bogey-six sent him back to even par. Woods nearly scored a birdie at the difficult par-4 fifth hole, when he stuck his approach within 10 feet. After bogeying his first hole, Niemann got it back with a birdie at the par-3 fourth. Smith, a pretournament favorite to win after top 10 finishes in three of his last four Masters appearances and two PGA Tour victories this season, put his opening tee shot into a deep fairway bunker and his third shot well over the hole, ending with a 6 after his bogey putt rimmed away.

The Masters leaderboard for Round 1 is looking ripe with star power, including Tiger Woods impressing but still chasing leader Sungjae Im.

-1 -1 -1 Let’s take a look at the Top 10 to see where things stand at Augusta. There are still players on the course, but one who isn’t is Australian Cameron Smith, who put forth a superb round — for the most part — to shoot 4-under and take the early lead. He finished the round shooting 1-under after making a clutch par save on the 18th hole.

1. Sungjae Im (-5) · 2. Cameron Smith (-4) · T3. Joaquin Niemann, Dustin Johnson, Scottie Scheffler, Danny Willett (-3) · T7. Patrick Cantlay, Corey Conners, Jason ...

Spieth did it 8 times from 2014-18.— Justin Ray (@JustinRayGolf) April 7, 2022 He had an ugly showing that got even worse on the second nine as he got in at 3 over down the stretch after a 1-over first nine. Morikawa, meanwhile, seemed to find his best stuff late as he finished in a flurry with a 1-under 35 on the second nine. T10. Tiger Woods and eight others (-1): There was plenty of adventure in \ Woods' 1-under 71 Round 1, but playing in a competitive environment for the first time in 509 days, he looked plenty poised, prepared and healthy enough to give a good fight for the green jacket this weekend. He seemed to get better as the day wore on, too, and after bogeying the first two holes on Amen Corner, he played the final six holes at 2 under. T7. Patrick Cantlay, Corey Conners, Jason Kokrak (-2): Coming off consecutive top-10 Masters finishes, Conners played a neat 2-under 70 round with only one bogey -- at the par-4 seventh. 2. Cameron Smith (-4): The Australian native has had a huge season and picked up where he left off Thursday with an opening-round 68. T3. Joaquin Niemann, Dustin Johnson, Scottie Scheffler, Danny Willett (-3): This group is flush with star power past and present. Round 1 at the 2022 Masters began with treacherous weather and a brief delay, but Thursday as usual still managed to deliver the goods. His round was filled with highs and lows that included five birdies, two bogeys and one eagle to carry him to No. 1 on the leaderboard. One of more than a half-dozen golfers at 1-under 71 entering Friday, Woods had an impressive showing as he scrambled his way with success all over the course and consistently made big putts to salvage a solid round. Cameron Smith is one stroke off the lead, former champions Danny Willett and Dustin Johnson are in the hunt, and Niemann joins a group including Scottie Scheffler, Jason Kokrak, Corey Conners and Patrick Cantlay that make up the remainder of the top 10.

Smith had a two-shot lead on the field going up the last, only for a double-bogey on the 18th to leave him signing for a 68. Golf - The Masters - Augusta ...

Birdies at eight and nine took him to the turn in red numbers and two more in the par-5 paradise of 13 and 15 straightened out his card a treat. I was unlucky at the first with a mud ball trying to move it around the tree. One who speaks with authority on the subject of Green Jackets is Danny Willett, who also recovered from a dropped shot at the first to finish in a position of strength. The infamous boast that par for him around here was 68 was obviously taken to heart by the gods of Augusta, who have since turned the screw with malice. It triggered a run of eight birdies in 12 holes, the bad-hair specialist bringing the full range of his short game artistry to bear on Augusta National. The contrast with Bryson DeChambeau was striking, his gossamer touch utterly outscoring the heavy machinery of his playing partner, who posted a rather agricultural 76. Smith’s round of 68 for the early clubhouse lead at four under was the more remarkable for the doubles he racked up at the first and last holes.

Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm are among the golfers that will try to run away from the projected cut line at The Masters on Friday.

The 27-year-old could also benefit from the time of day when he will be on course. DeChambeau did not look great throughout his four-over 76 first round at the Masters on Thursday, when he finished the final five holes with two bogeys and a double bogey. He began with seven pars, one birdie and one bogey. The second round at Augusta has not treated DeChambeau well, though. The 2020 U.S. Open winner played relatively clean on the first 13 holes, recording two bogeys, one birdie and 10 pars in that stretch. The Spaniard shot a two-over 74 on Thursday, but he is only three birdies away from the top 10.

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The current cut line is 2 over par. The new rule ensures the Masters cut is the most difficult of golf's four majors. Sungjae Im, who is seeking his first major victory, leads after shooting a 5-under-par 67.

He was 59th in the field in driving distance (283 yards) and 78th in driving accuracy (57 percent) on Thursday at Augusta National.

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Live scores, updates and highlights from the second round of the 86th Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.

The hole locations for Masters Friday.— The Masters (@TheMasters) #themasters pic.twitter.com/MRIWs7N9Du April 8, 2022 High supposed to be around 67 this afternoon so it should warm up, but wind expected to be in the high teens today. Undoubtedly going to be some big numbers posted in the afternoon. Three things to remember on Masters Friday.— The Masters (@TheMasters) #themasters pic.twitter.com/ia7sI7jV7I April 8, 2022 That means Masters leader Sungjae Im, who was one of the last groups on the course Thursday, is among the earliest groups off today. Golfers are bundled up, hands in pockets navigating around the range this morning. In 1937, the putting surface was moved to the rise beyond the bunker. CBS Sports will update this story with scores and highlights from the Masters below. Originally, the 10th green was positioned to the right of the huge fairway bunker. Can he extend, or at least hang on, to that lead? Watch live for free on desktop and mobile via CBSSports.com and CBS Sports App. Also available on Paramount+. All of it makes for a must-watch second round that should be thrilling from sunrise to sunset on Friday.

Round 1 of the Masters Tournament provided plenty of fascinating storylines for golf fans to follow on Round 2. The first of those is Tiger Woods, ...

11:18 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 10:23 a.m. 10:12 a.m. 10:01 a.m. 9:39 a.m. 8:22 a.m. 8:11 a.m. 8:00 a.m. The Masters will air live on ESPN for the first two days before shifting to CBS for Rounds 3 and 4. That said, there has been no clear separation from the leaders after Thursday's Round 1; indeed, Tiger is just four strokes off Sungjae Im, who leads the field at 5-under 67 heading into his second round. The first of those is Tiger Woods, who despite playing his first competitive round since his February 2021 car crash shot a 1-under 71 par on Thursday, placing him tied for 10th among the field.

South Korea's Sungjae Im is the leader after shooting a 5-under par 67 in Thursday's first round, while Tiger Woods is four shots back in his return to ...

Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Mickelson was invited but chose not to play. In other words, Friday should give us plenty to talk about as the Masters field is winnowed down to the top 50 and ties. That left one of those curious situations when a threesome becomes a twosome, and the twosome has to cope with finishing shots rapidly and standing around waiting, and in one of life’s nuances, standing around can end up more tiring than moving. “I get quite choked [up] when I get on that tee this morning,” said the eldest of the trio, Gary Player, 86, a three-time winner here. I don’t kind of belong in the same realm as these two players here.” Two strokes later he was in with a bogey, one of nine already at the first hole on Friday (compared with only one birdie). Only Woods can imagine what it might feel like after three more loops around this undulating layout, where every stance seems to demand that one hip be cocked above the other. They’ve seen the pictures, and they’ve come over the house. When Woods was asked whether there was victory merely in doing what he did Thursday — shooting a steady, 1-under par 71 on a rebuilt right leg that now houses enough hardware to fill an aisle at Home Depot — his answer was swift: “Yes.” Tiger Woods likely will never have a pain-free round for the rest of his life, thanks to the severe injuries he suffered in his February 2021 car crash. The first version Woods has played before, and at 46, he’s here for it again, with the requisite juices flowing. Day 2 of the Masters is here and Tiger Woods is within striking distance of the lead.

World No 1 Scottie Scheffler and 2020 Masters champion Dustin Johnson are both poised to make a charge after rounds of 69 that left them three shots back. There ...

Woods will be among the late starters this evening but there are still plenty of players to keep an eye on during the early stages of day two. The early starters could well be in a position to take advantage of calmer conditions today. Cameron Champ is in the second group out today. Danny Willett produced a fine round of 69 yesterday to sit two shots off the lead heading into the second round. There is plenty of work for the likes of Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa to do, though, after the pair laboured to opening rounds of 73. He pulled his drive into the pine straw down the right and could only chip out with his second.

The first round of the 2022 Masters Tournament is in the books and the field is bunched tight. Sungjae Im, who is seeking his first major victory, ...

The first round of the 2022 Masters Tournament is in the books and the field is bunched tight. Sungjae Im, who is seeking his first major victory, ...

The current cut line is 2 over par. The new rule ensures the Masters cut is the most difficult of golf's four majors. Sungjae Im, who is seeking his first major victory, leads after shooting a 5-under-par 67.