ESPN.com · Sep 8, 2018
Tiger: Need 61 or 62 to have chance in BMW
NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. -- Tiger Woods hit 16 greens in regulation, didn't make a bogey and shot 66 on Saturday, all reasons to feel good about his game.
But not this week, and not at Aronimink Golf Club.
The venerable Philadelphia course has been turned into a virtual pitch and putt by the best players in the world, the product of wider-than-normal fairways and a course softened by an abundance of rain at the BMW Championship.
"It was frustrating because I hit the ball well enough to shoot a low score and I got off to a quick start, birdieing the first two," Woods said. "And [caddie] Joey [LaCava] was tripping in my ear to stay patient out there because I was getting a little hot.