DUBLIN, Ohio — Of course there was one final lip-out in Saturday’s third round for Tiger Woods, the imperfect ending to an unsatisfactory round…
DUBLIN, Ohio — Of course there was one final lip-out in Saturday’s third round for Tiger Woods, the imperfect ending to an unsatisfactory round that left him shaking his head as he left the scoring area.
“It’s frustrating,” Woods said after a 2-under-par 70 left him well behind the leaders at the Memorial. “That was the highest round I could possibly have shot today. Seventy could easily have been nothing today.
“I had it going, I was playing well. The wind was a little bit tricky, but I was hitting it flush enough where I was getting through the wind. I got nothing out of the round today.”
Woods was getting plenty out of his round in the early going, holing a bunker shot on the first for birdie, nearly jarring his approach on the third which led to another birdie, two-putting the fifth for birdie and nestling an approach to eight feet on the seventh for yet another birdie.
Yes, as Woods said, he had it going. And he had the large galleries roaring. Something special was happening.
