Struggles continue for Woods

Tiger Woods went in two lakes and 11 bunkers as he totally wasted what had earlier been a flying start to the USPGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club.

Struggles continue for Woods
Thu, 11 Aug, 2011 - 19:44

Tiger Woods found two lakes and 11 bunkers as he totally wasted what had earlier been a flying start to the USPGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club.

While his Ryder Cup partner Steve Stricker went to the turn in a truly brilliant 30 and on six-under-par with five to play had the chance to shoot the lowest round in Major history, Woods went from three-under and joint leader to six-over with three holes remaining.

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