CBS provides four offers of coverage from the third round of the 2015 Masters at Augusta, and it’ll be fun. TV coverage begins just minutes after the two-day leader by 5 strokes, 21-year-old Jordan Spieth, begins his round. But it won’t be long, promise, before CBS provides tape-delayed coverage of how and what Tiger Woods has been doing on Day 3. He made the weekend cut by scoring an overall 2 under par on the first two rounds – putting him way back in a tie for 19
th place, but he’s still around. For this round, he’s paired with old foe Sergio Garcia, so
that will lend even more subtext and drama to the Tiger Woods story. But the young man Spieth is far away from all of it, and in a good position to hold or extend his lead today, considering how the rest of the field has done. For a full story, see
Gerald Jordan’s Crossing Jordan.