Tiger Woods played his final round at last week’s Wells Fargo Championship without a birdie, and he didn’t record any during his front nine on Thursday at the Players Championship either.
He did make an eagle though.
Following bogeys at Nos. 3 and 5, Woods smashed a drive 349 yards at the par-5 ninth, hoisted an iron over the trees and onto the green from 241, and then poured in an 18-footer for his eagle-3.
Shot 1: Longest drive of the day.
Shot 2: Over the
Shot 3: Right in the heart!A classic @TigerWoods eagle.#LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/scF4fy9qjN
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 10, 2018
The eagle was Woods’ first under-par score in 30 holes, dating back to the third round at Quail Hollow.
Three holes later at the short par-4 12th, Woods would finally find his way to a regular, old birdie, with an iron off the tee and a well-judged pitch to move to 1 under par.
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