AUGUSTA - Framed in history on the same wall as Arnie, Jack, Couples and Phil, there stood Tiger Woods, Augusta's newest legend slipping into his green jacket with the help of Nick Faldo after blasting the competition at the '97 Masters. Wearing his blazingly red Sunday duds, ‘that' Tiger sported a thin face, a full head of hair, and an innocent toothy grin that was taking grasp of the golfing world. ‘That' Tiger looked on from the back right wall of Augusta National's interview room as today's Tiger addressed the media for the first time since his self-inflicted sex scandal surfaced more than four months ago. ‘That' Tiger seemed very distant Monday.‘This' Tiger, his face now fuller and his hair receding as he prepares for his 16th Masters Tournament Thursday, showed remorse and regret for his actions. "Earlier in my career, I was at peace, and I've had some great years," Woods said Monday.
Tiger trying to change his stripes