AUGUSTA, Ga. – The large leaderboard behind the seventh green had already been wiped clean, save for a CHECK MESSAGE alert for a poor guy who was strolling the grounds without his cell phone.
Not that the masses trudging up the adjacent 17th hole needed any help deciphering who had just grabbed a share of the lead Saturday at the Masters.
Just like old times, it was Tiger Woods.
The four-time champion sent shock waves through Augusta National with another brilliant performance, his third-round 67 putting him in his best 54-hole position at the Masters in nearly a decade.