In a remarkable display of consistency and skill, Tiger Woods has secured his place in golf history by making his 24th straight cut at The Masters, breaking the tie with Gary Player and Fred Couples for the longest streak all-time. The news was confirmed by the PGA TOUR, who announced that Woods had finished with an even-par 72 on Friday to comfortably make the cut.

Woods' impressive streak at Augusta National showcases his ability to perform consistently at the highest level. Throughout his career, he has shown his mastery of the course, and this year is no exception. Despite facing challenges, Woods managed to hit 11 or more fairways in each of the first two rounds of The Masters, a feat he has achieved twice as a professional.

The golfing legend's journey at this year's tournament has been eventful. After a roller-coaster front nine that included three bogeys, three pars, and three birdies, Woods made the turn at 1-over for the day and 1-over for the tournament. He remains six shots behind the leaders, Max Homa and Bryson DeChambeau, who are currently tied for the lead at 7-under.

Woods' performance on Friday showcased moments of brilliance, such as a chip-in birdie on the par-3 sixth hole. This shot allowed him to bounce back from back-to-back bogeys on holes four and five, bringing his score to +1 for the championship. Despite the challenges, Woods has managed to hold strong through Amen Corner, leaving him in a favorable position.

As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on Woods to see if he can make a charge up the leaderboard and contend for another prestigious Masters title. With his record-setting 24th consecutive cut made at The Masters, Woods has once again proven himself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of golf.

The competition remains fierce, with Bryson DeChambeau reclaiming the lead with a birdie on the seventh hole. However, Woods' consistent performance and ability to rise to the occasion cannot be underestimated.

In a surprising turn of events, Vijay Singh looks set to make the cut at Augusta National, marking his first appearance in six years.

As the tournament continues, fans eagerly await the weekend rounds, fully aware that Tiger Woods has his eyes set on making history once again. With his incredible run of 24 consecutive cuts at The Masters, Woods has solidified his place among the greatest golfers of all time.