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Woods recovers from 4-putt on No. 1 to shoot 71 in Farmers

January 25, 2020January 25, 2020| 0 Comment| 3:10
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Tiger Woods’ last putt of the day was so much better than his first three. Woods four-putted No. 1 on Torrey Pines South on Friday, an inauspicious start to his second round at the Farmers Insurance Open. Playing on a course that has been so good to him over the decades, Woods reached the first green

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