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This photos are of Tiger Woods, at the Australian Masters. Also, these are PRACTICE ROUND PHOTOS!Something like 10,000 people followed Tiger around as he, again, practiced golf. It appears Australians have less to do than we Americans do! Winners again.Getty Images
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