The 14-time major winner started his day with another abominable chip shot, and then things got worse from there.
Tiger Woods started his day in about the worst place possible -- short sided just off the green and needing to make a delicate chip shot. As we saw through two days in Phoenix last week, and again on the Torrey Pines range on Wednesday, that part of his game is startlingly bad right now. So Tiger picked up right where he left off in Phoenix, blading the ball about 40 feet past the hole and starting his Farmers Insurance Open with a bogey.
After hitting a pretty simple approach shot about 25 yards off target, Woods faced a comparable situation on his second hole of the day. This time, however, he put it right in the cup like the Tiger of old.
After sinking that chip, Tiger strained to get his ball out of the cup and has had back issues ever since. So on top of all the short game issues, we're now on WD watch as Tiger grimaces and hobbles after almost every shot (all of which are going way off line right). He even needed playing partner Billy Horschel to pick up his tee.
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