Woods remains down the field in Hamburg

Tiger Woods was still only in 28th place with nine holes to play in the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open in Germany today.

Sun, 18 May, 2003 - 11:26

Tiger Woods was still only in 28th place with nine holes to play in the Deutsche Bank-SAP Open in Germany today.

Setting off joint 38th in a heavy downpour the world number one, winner of the title the last two years, birdied the first two holes, but parred the next seven.

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