It wasn’t a bad day by most standards. It wasn’t even a bad day by Tiger Woods’ standards. However, after shooting a 68 at Monterey Peninsula Country Club on Friday afternoon, one thing was blatantly apparent. It was a round that could have been much better, and quite frankly, it should have been much better.
It wasn’t too long ago that Tiger Woods was dominating, and it was an even shorter time ago when Tiger had to battle to make cuts. Now Woods has found some sort of not-so-happy medium where he has a swing that he’s clearly more comfortable with, but for whatever reason it hasn’t all quite clicked. Tiger’s putting is one of the main causes for concern.
When Tiger was on, Woods was an assassin with the flat-blade. He buried opponents and silenced threats by burying 20-footers and letting the roar of the crowd serve as an alarm to all challengers. You don’t stand a chance. Pack your bags, buckle your seat-belts and drive home safely,...
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