Tiger Woods Starts Strong, Ignores Plane Banner

He doesn't appear rusty on the front nine
By John Johnson,  Newser Staff
Posted Apr 8, 2010 3:17 PM CDT
Tiger Woods Starts Strong, Ignores Plane Banner
Tiger Woods gets instructions from caddie Steve Williams before teeing off at the first hole.   (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

Tiger Woods didn't seem to have much rust in the early going today at the Masters. He got a nice ovation from the gallery before teeing off on the first hole, which he acknowledged with a smile and tip of his cap. He began with a pair of pars before a birdie on the third hole. He even managed to ignore a small plane towing a banner reading, “Tiger: Did you mean bootyism?” notes the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The current leader is 60-year-old Tom Watson at 5-under.
(Read more Masters 2010 stories.)

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