Jason Day provides update on Tiger Woods' health on eve of 2023 Masters
Tiger Woods has arrived at Augusta National to begin his preparations for the 2023 Masters.
Tiger Woods is on the grounds of Augusta National ahead of the 2023 Masters.
The 47-year-old's private jet touched down in Georgia on Sunday afternoon and the 15-time champion appeared in good spirits.
This will mark Woods' 25th appearance at The Masters. He has won six green jackets during an illustrious career that started in 1997.
Woods was pictured on 2 April sharing laughs with Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley. He hit balls alongside Jason Day and Billy Horschel.
Reports on the ground suggested Woods hit balls for around 30 minutes and still had a noticeable limp.
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Having said that, the aforementioned Day claimed Woods looked in good physical condition.
Day told Golf Digest:
Woods has not yet made a formal announcement that he's competing in the 87th Masters.
His last PGA Tour start came at the Genesis Invitational in February where he made the cut and eventually finished T-45.
That week saw Woods embroiled in another controversy when he was pictured handing a tampon to Justin Thomas after outdriving him.
Woods told the media after competing at Riviera:
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Woods will also be re-united with his old adversary Phil Mickelson this week.
Mickelson is one of 18 LIV Golf League players competing in the tradition unlike any other.
LIV Golf boss Greg Norman has claimed the 'rebel' league players will swarm the 18th green if one of the breakaway tour pros wins.
Brooks Koepka also chimed in on that regard after winning his second LIV Golf event.
As for Woods, he is scheduled to speak to the media on 4 April.
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