This shouldn't come as too big a surprise given how Golf World's Tim Rosaforte predicted Tiger would play the 2015 Masters and suspected Tiger would spend some time practicing at Augusta National this week, but intrepid reporter Scott Michaux confirmed the news.
It seems the four-time Masters Tournament champion is working out the kinks in his game today in Augusta. A plane matching the tail numbers of Tiger Woods' Gulfstream G5 was parked in front of the terminal for private aircraft at Augusta Regional Airport this morning.
Here's what Tiger's Gulfstream jet looks like, pictured in 2010:
I heard after @GolfCentral that Tiger played 18, chipped in for birdie at 2, but hit a couple so-so ones. @GolfDigest
— Tim Rosaforte (@TimRosaforte) April 1, 2015 Follow @lukekerrdineen
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