This is surely big news. Tiger Woods was the hot favorite before the start of the The Masters Golf Tournament 2007 but now he is not doing so good.
In search of his fifth green jacket and third straight major, Woods made six bogeys over the first 13 holes of his second round.
He dunked shots in the water on No. 12 and No. 13, and even though he did a nice job to save bogey and par on those holes, he reached the 14th tee box at 5 over par, tied for 43rd place and eight strokes behind co-leaders Justin Rose, Tim Clark, Zack Johnson and Brett Wetterich.
The projected cut looked like it would include everyone within 10 strokes of the lead -- a whopping 66 of the 96-player field as of midday. Without the 10-stroke rule, the cut would have included only the top 44 players and ties.
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