Tiger Woods, who bowed his head due to the sanitary napkin controversy on the PGA Tour, which he participated in for the first time in seven months, showed his strength in the third round and confirmed his presence.온라인카지노 If Woods finishes the game without any problems in the 4th round, he will have completed one game on the PGA Tour since April of last year.
Woods tied one eagle, three birdies, and one bogey in the third round of the Genesis Invitational (total prize money of $20 million) held at the Riviera Country Club (par 71, 7322 yards) in Pacific Palisades, California on the 19th (Korean time). He shot a 4-under 67.
Up until the second round, Woods had a 1-over par of 143, tied for 58th, and pulled up to pass the cut. However, Woods, who entered the third round, recorded an interim total of 3 under par, 210 strokes, and jumped to 26th place.
After finishing the second round the previous day, the game was stopped due to sunset while the cut was not confirmed, so Woods was able to play the third round after waiting for the results of the remaining games that day. It is the first time in nine months that Woods has passed the cut in a PGA Tour event since the PGA Championship in May last year.
Woods passed the cut with a tie for 53rd at the time, but withdrew in the third round due to poor physical condition. Woods, who missed the cut at the Open Championship in July of last year, returned to the tour after 7 months through this tournament held by his foundation. If the 4th round of this tournament is played without any problems, Woods will complete a PGA Tour tournament in about 10 months since the Masters Tournament (47th place) in April of last year.
On this day, Woods started happily with a birdie from the 10th hole (par 4), the first hole. He then made a birdie at the fringe of hole 14 (par 3). In the first hole of the second half, hole 1 (par 5), with 190 yards left to the hole, the second shot hit with an iron from the rough landed within 1m of the hole and became an eagle. Woods tied for 10th (6 under par 207 strokes) and was 3 strokes away from the group, so he could aim for his first top 10 after his return.
Meanwhile, World No. 3 Yon Ram took the lead with a total of 15 under par and 198 strokes in the third round. Ram, who reduced 6 strokes to 6 birdies in the 3rd round of birdies without bogey, took his third chance this year alone. Ram won the Sentry Tournament of Champions and American Express last month, and has been showing off his peak performance by ranking in the top 10 in both tournaments since.
Among Korean players, Kim Joo-hyung and Lim Seong-jae tied for 45th with an interim total of 1 under par 212 strokes, recording the highest ranking.
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