NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) -- A flop shot that required feel. A wedge to a back pin that he had to trust. Tiger Woods followed those two birdies with a perfect 6-iron that he wanted to be even better, urging it to move ''one yard ... one yard!''
The golf ball didn't listen. Television viewers did.
And his three straight birdies after going 466 days without competition sure got everyone's attention, even those who were playing.
''When I saw that he was 4 under through eight, I wanted to withdraw so I could go watch him,'' Russell Knox said.