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In the first hint that 14-time major champion Tiger Woods will play in next week's Masters despite recent problems, his plane was seen on Tuesday morning at Augusta Regional Airport. The Augusta Chronicle reported Tuesday that a plane whose numbers match those of a Gulfstream G5 owned by Woods was parked near the terminal for private aircraft, only a few miles from Augusta National Golf Club. Many players have practice rounds at Augusta National in the days before the official tournament week sessions begin. Former world number one Woods skipped traditional Masters tuneups at Doral and Bay Hill, but told tournament host Arnold Palmer that he hoped to be ready for the Masters.
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