Year after glory, has virus doomed Tiger's 18-major bid?
One year after Tiger Woods reignited his chase for golf's record 18 major wins with an amazing Masters victory, the coronavirus pandemic has become the latest obstacle to his historic chase.
Woods would have been defending his 15th career major title and seeking a record-tying sixth green jacket this week at Augusta National had the deadly virus outbreak not halted sports worldwide.
"Somehow it all came together for one magical week," Woods said in February.
"Just an amazing week."
But this year's 84th Masters was postponed to November 12-15, the British Open was canceled, the US Open was delayed from June to September and the PGA Championship was moved from May to August.
"There are a lot more important things in life than a golf tournament right now," Woods tweeted last month.
"We need to be safe, smart and do what is best for ourselves, our loved ones and our community."
Woods electrified Augusta last April with his first final-round comeback major triumph, his first major title ...

