over par.

Along with securing his spot in this weekend’s actions, Woods’ performance also saw him break a record.

over par.Although he’s seven shots back of the leaders, Woods says he’s put himself in with a chance.

“I’m still right there in the ball game with a good chance going into the weekend,” said Woods.

Along with securing his spot in this weekend’s actions, Woods’ performance also saw him break a record.

“I’m still right there in the ball game with a good chance going into the weekend,” said Woods.

Along with a stellar weekend of golf, Woods will need the leaders to slow down a well. The trio of Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau and Max Homa currently lead the way at 6-under.

DeChambeau had a chance to build on his stellar score of 67 in the opening round, but the wind didn’t help his cause of Friday. As a result he finished with a 73, allowing Homa to gain two strokes with his 71. As for Scheffler, he finished even on Friday.

The incident in question occurred when Johnson, after missing a crucial putt on hole 12, scored a triple and was heard uttering “F**k off” at Masters patrons who had cheered him on. This outburst not only affected his score but also dashed his hopes of making the cut at the prestigious tournament.

“The patrons at Augusta are unbelievably supportive and mild mannered,” Spiranac wrote on X.

“You can’t find a more pleasant environment to play golf in. The fact ZJ said this proves he’s softer than baby poop. Such a bad look.”

This isn’t the first time Johnson has found himself at odds with fans. Earlier this year, during the WM Phoenix Open, he was visibly upset with the crowd’s behavior, sparking controversy and drawing criticism from Spiranac once again.

In response to Johnson’s remarks about the WM Phoenix Open, Spiranac defended the tournament’s significance in growing the game of golf and urged Johnson to reconsider his stance.