USATSI AUGUSTA, Ga. — The 2022 Masters is coming to a close, and the green jacket appears to be going around the back of Scottie Scheffler … or will it? Scheffler remains atop the leaderboard coming down the stretch, but Rory McIlroy went ahead and posted the best Sunday round in Masters history, shooting an 8-under 64 capped by an absurd birdie out of the sand on No. 18.McIlroy leads in the clubhouse at 7 under, but Scheffler remains a few strokes up.Anticipation reached a fever pitch ahead of the Masters as Tiger Woods decided to play competitive golf for the first time in 17 months. He made the most of that decision at first, posting a 1-under 71 in a performance that was as vintage Tiger as one could hope to see given his extended layoff. In fact, it was quite a remarkable feat given the obstacles Woods has faced over the last year-plus. However, Woods faltered in Round 2 and imploded over the weekend with a 156 across the final two rounds, the worst individual and collective efforts of his Masters career. Still, the fact that Tiger was even able to finish 72 holes as he continued to compete…
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