Tiger on the prowl

Tiger Woods was moving – almost effortlessly – closer to the American Express world championship title at Mount Juliet in Ireland today.

Tiger on the prowl
Sat, 21 Sep, 2002 - 16:40

Tiger Woods was moving – almost effortlessly – closer to the American Express world championship title at Mount Juliet in Ireland today.

One ahead after a course-record 65 on Thursday and two in front after another yesterday, the world number one picked off birdies at the two par fives on the outward half and at 16 under par led by three.

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