Tiger Woods struggled at the British Open on Saturday, finishing the day tied for 18th place, a distant 12 shots behind leader Louis Oosthuizen. If, as is expected, Woods fails to win the tournament on Sunday, it will be his seventh competition of the season without a victory.
Woods let his anger out after he missed a putt on the 13th hole, audibly dropping multiple F-bombs as he walked off the green. It is not the first time his fury has been caught on camera since returning from his massive sex scandal.
Tiger Woods (FSY), who won the last two times at St. Andrews by a combined 13 shots, has never been within four shots of the lead all week, and he wasn't even close Saturday. He had four long eagle putts — only one of them on a par 5 — and three-putted for par on three of them to shoot 73. He was 12 shots behind, sure to match his longest start to the season without a victory in his seventh tournament.
"I'm playing better than my position," said Woods, who was tied for 18th. "I certainly have had a lot more putts on the greens that I ever have, and that's something that has basically kept me out of being in the final few groups."
Woods let his anger out after he missed a putt on the 13th hole, audibly dropping multiple F-bombs as he walked off the green. It is not the first time his fury has been caught on camera since returning from his massive sex scandal.
Tiger Woods (FSY), who won the last two times at St. Andrews by a combined 13 shots, has never been within four shots of the lead all week, and he wasn't even close Saturday. He had four long eagle putts — only one of them on a par 5 — and three-putted for par on three of them to shoot 73. He was 12 shots behind, sure to match his longest start to the season without a victory in his seventh tournament."I'm playing better than my position," said Woods, who was tied for 18th. "I certainly have had a lot more putts on the greens that I ever have, and that's something that has basically kept me out of being in the final few groups."
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