Woods finishes with a flurry on return
Evening Standard|February 17, 2023
TIGER WOODS marked his competitive return with a closing run of three successive birdies for an opening round of 69 at the Genesis Invitational overnight.
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Woods finishes with a flurry on return

Woods, who is hosting the tournament at Riviera Country Club in California, has not played a tour-level event since missing the cut at last year’s Open at St Andrews and has more recently needed a cart to complete his rounds.

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