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For weeks, Tiger Woods has insisted his game is progressing and that he isn't far from putting it together. There has been more evidence of that this week in the Wyndham Championship at steamy Sedgewood Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. Competing in the tournament for the first time, the 39-year-old Woods backed up a 6-under-par 64 in Thursday's opening.As Tiger Woods strode down the fairway in a teal-accented shirt and gray pants, the shouts and cheers started up again. The young boy who stood alongside the rope line, however, didn?t speak much louder than a whisper. That's him, the boy said. That's Tiger Woods. And on Thursday, in his first round at the Wyndham Championship, Tiger was the Tiger of old. For fans who showed up.


 

 

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