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Tiger makes late triple bogey, finishes on the cut line

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Tiger Woods started his second round at Royal Liverpool much like he finished it. That put the three-time British winner in jeopardy of missing his second cut in 18 appearances at the championship.

Woods’ rocky start included a double bogey at the first hole that he followed with a bogey at No. 2. While he steadied the ship with 14 consecutive pars, a triple bogey at No. 17 moved the golfer to six-over par for the round, a tournament total of 3-over that briefly put him outside the cut line.

Woods needed a birdie on No. 18 at Royal Liverpool, a par 5, to give himself a chance to play the weekend. He chose a fairway wood off the tee and hit a 2 iron to the green that finished right of the putting surface. Woods pitched to 6 feet and converted the birdie putt to keep his (distant) chance to win his 15th major championship intact.

While Woods excited the golf world with his opening round of 69, Friday’s round of 6-over 77 shows that Woods is playing more like the golfer who got off to the worst start of his career in 2014 than the one who won five times on the PGA Tour in 2013.

He is currently 14 shots behind leader Rory McIlroy (12-under), who has carded consecutive rounds of 66 at Royal Liverpool.

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  1. Christosterone

    Jul 19, 2014 at 12:18 pm

    Tiger did well to make the cut. I love the way Steve Flesch and Chamblee talk about him like he’s a 20 handicap. He made the cut a month after rehab began on a major back surgery. Jeebus, what do they expect? I mean he does suck, he’s only won 104 professional events, 79 on the PGA Tour. Chamblee probably didnt make 79 cuts.

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  3. MHendon

    Jul 18, 2014 at 5:51 pm

    14 shots behind and I quote “distant chance” lol. Lets be real NO chance.

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