March 16, 2018
It’s been a long and winding road for Tiger Woods. Surging to global popularity two decades ago and becoming one of the world’s most popular athletes, he then suffered a laundry long list of injuries and personal indignities.
Less than a year ago, Tiger underwent his fourth back surgery in three years and many pundits suggested his professional golfing days were over.
But the tides appear to be turning. The 42-year-old is back at the tee with a mighty roar. Tiger logged an impressive second-place finish at the Valspar Championship earlier this month and is now the gambling favorite at the upcoming Masters tournament in Augusta.
The success and failures of Tiger’s performance have tracked trends in social mood. Learn more
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