Nassau, Albany: For almost two hours the clock it seemed had been turned back and Tiger Woods of the old was back. He had just teed up at the Hero World Challenge after a 466-day absence from competitive golf and was four-under for eight holes and was sharing the lead at that stage. Wow was the most common word in use at that stage among the 3,000-odd spectators littered around the desert course. And then he dropped down on the back nine with a couple of errors.