Tiger Woods will wake up Sunday morning with a real chance to win his fifth green jacket at TheMasters (adam_stanley)
In 2019, Woods will be chasing a major winner in Molinari, while other major champions Brooks Koepka, Webb Simpson, Louis Oosthuizen and Dustin Johnson are within five shots. Major-less, but major players Tony Finau, Ian Poulter, Matt Kuchar and Xander Schauffele are all within five shots, too.
When Molinari won the 2018 Open Championship, his first major, he was paired with Woods on Sunday at Carnoustie. He’ll be grouped again with Woods on Sunday and said in a post-round interview that "obviously [Woods] is playing great." Patrons on site at Augusta National sound like they are willing Woods to win. The golfing public at large, ditto. It’s hard not to feel a tinge of excitable, child-like emotion when Woods is close to the lead these days. A generation of golfers on the PGA Tour and golf fans, too, were raised on Woods’ dominance.
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