MARANA, Ariz. – Tiger Woods took a violence only about everywhere during a Match Play Championship — from Rory McIlroy in a media center, from ex-swing manager Hank Haney on Twitter and from Thomas Bjorn on a golf course.
Nothing angry him some-more than losing on a course.
Nothing was some-more overwhelming than a approach he lost.
Down to his final shot Wednesday afternoon, Woods delivered a selected impulse when he buried an 8-foot birdie putt on a 18th hole to extend a match. Momentum on his side, he strode to a tee and stood over a 3-wood when he corroborated off to discipline his swing.
“I was perplexing to strike a round in play,” Woods said. “The fairway is what? Two hundred yards wide? And we can’t even put a round in a fairway. That’s really disappointing.”
And so finished another section in his recovery, this one a shortest of all. Woods arrived during Dove Mountain about noon on Tuesday and was on his approach home after about 30 hours.
Only he knows where he will play next. Not even he can tell how he will play.
The Accenture Match Play Championship will get on but him, as it always does, since a format is as
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