AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods is back at the Masters, along with his slight limp. It is not every step, every minute. But it is there. And as much hardware as he has in his mended right leg, the limp figures to be with him for as long as he plays the sport he once dominated. As for how long he keeps playing Augusta National? That’s a little harder to foresee. Woods conceded that each trip to the Masters — at his age (47) and with surgeries on both legs...

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- As Tiger Woods prepares for his 25th Masters appearance, the five-time champion said Tuesday the thought of one day playing his last competitive round at Augusta National has crossed his mind. "I don't know how many more I have in me," Woods said. "I know more guys on the Champions Tour than I do the regular tour." There wasn't any resignation in the way Woods said it. It was more of an unintentional explanation for the message he has been repeating over the last calendar year since...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods sounds more wistful by the day. He’s 47 years old and is four years removed from his last major championship victory, which happened to be his last Masters victory and his last win of any kind. Woods, in his Tuesday meeting with reporters at Augusta National, sounded like he’s getting ever so close to becoming a ceremonial Masters player like the game’s legends Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus eventually did once they knew they could no longer compete to win. But Woods, whose 2019 Masters...