Poor start for Woods

Tiger Woods opened his final round at the USPGA Championship at Baltusrol with a bogey at the 478-yard first.

Poor start for Woods
Sun, 14 Aug, 2005 - 21:08

Tiger Woods opened his final round at the USPGA Championship at Baltusrol with a bogey at the 478-yard first.

The world number one, who had dropped a shot at the same hole yesterday, was already six behind Phil Mickelson and Davis Love.

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