Tiger in the hunt despite injury

Tiger Woods went through the pain barrier to begin his defence of the American Express world championship at Mount Juliet in County Kilkenny today – and amazingly went to the turn in 32 and shared the lead.

Tiger Woods went through the pain barrier to begin his defence of the American Express world championship at Mount Juliet in County Kilkenny today – and amazingly went to the turn in 32 and shared the lead.

Every movement was an effort for the world number two because of a problem between his shoulder blades – and as well as letting out a yell as he hit off the second tee, he was crumpled up in agony at times.

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