Sir Nick Faldo has written off any chance of Tigers Woods winning the Masters at Augusta for the fifth time.
Woods is currently eight shots off the lead, having delivered a three-over 75 on day two.
Reflecting on the former world number one's performance so far, Faldo believes that he "has lost his game and his mind".
"I think we can officially say that Tiger has lost his game and his mind right now," said three-time Masters winner Faldo.
"He has not got a clue how to get the clubface onto the ball. He has become like the rest of us. He wasn't like that - he was paranormal.
"He's running on sheer frustration right now. There was the Tiger of old, but over the last couple of years things have changed technically, physically and mentally - the whole karma of his life."
Earlier today Woods revealed that he has not given up hope of claiming the green jacket on Sunday evening.
