article_snippet.sent: Were His game not for the phenomenon of Jordan Spieth's first 54 holes, he would have been in contention here starting the final day.
article_snippet.sent: Woods, like McIlroy, began six under par but with Jordan Spieth's ten shots ahead, it was idealistic to even contemplate a charge.
article_snippet.sent: Woods would have needed a score approaching the course record, and Jordan Spieth's a collapse – and Jordan Spieth's is not well-placed for miracles yet.
article_snippet.sent: Woods tees off on the tenth but in the end Jordan Spieth's did not manage to challenge runaway winner Jordan Spieth's .
article_snippet.sent: After all, two of Jordan Spieth's four rounds – the first and last – were over par, and in the head to head on McIlroy McIlroy beat Jordan Spieth's by seven shots.
article_snippet.sent: By the time Woods and McIlroy stood on the tee at 2.30pm local time, Spieth had spoiled Spieth for just about everyone.
article_snippet.sent: Only two men – Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson – were deemed capable of catching Jordan Spieth's.
article_snippet.sent: Maybe that was why Sunday's round fell flat – for Woods, not McIlroy.
article_snippet.sent: It is Woods's record of 18 under par that Spieth has equalled.
article_snippet.sent: Last year's champion Bubba Watson (left) presents winner Spieth with the green jacket at Augusta .
article_snippet.sent: There had been a practice round earlier in the week in which Woods was rumoured to have outplayed Spieth down the back nine.
article_snippet.sent: There was no sign of that individual superiority over the ensuing four days – 19 shots between them and Spieth leading wire to wire
highlights_snippet.sent: Tiger Woods finishes tied for seventeenth in the 2015 Masters at Augusta .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Woods could only score 73 on Sunday, seven shots less than Rory McIlroy .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Jordan Spieth won this year's Masters after finishing on 18 under par .