Tiger Woods completed his first four-round event on the PGA Tour since August 2015, which in and of itself should be considered a success. Woods ended the week at 3-under 285 after firing a 72 on Sunday, which followed a 72-71-70 start.
It wasn't always pretty, but sometimes it was exceptional, and Woods will finish inside the top 35 in his first lap around an official event in 29 months. There is no world in which this is not a massive win for Big Cat. He said so himself in his post-round interview with CBS Sports' Dottie Pepper.
"Very pleased," said Woods of his performance. "After not playing for a couple of years and coming out here on [the PGA] Tour and playing a solid four days. I fought hard for these scores. This was a lot of fight."
Here are five takeaways from Woods' first event back since nearly winning the Wyndham Championship in 2015.