Tiger Woods: A Masters Walk Unlike Any Other

With screws and rods holding the bones in place in his right leg, Tiger Woods said he still thinks he can win his sixth green jacket.

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Shortly after 11 a.m. on Thursday, the five-time champion stuck his tee into the ground at Tea Olive, the name of the first hole at Augusta National, took a couple of practice swings and continued a familiar walk that began over a quarter-century ago.

Thursday will determine whether his surgically rebuilt right leg — or the rest of the 46-year-old Hall of Famer for that matter — is ready for a test unlike any other he's faced in his career.