Late lapse gives Tiger's rivals a chance

Tiger Woods, the man who loves to lead and normally wins when he does, gave his pursuers hope with a late double bogey in the third round of the American Express World Championship in Atlanta today.

Tiger Woods, the man who loves to lead and normally wins when he does, gave his pursuers hope with a late double bogey in the third round of the American Express World Championship in Atlanta today.

In fact the world number one did well not to triple bogey, holing an eight-foot putt after visiting two bunkers at the 486-yard 16th and finding himself plugged in the second of them.

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