Tiger makes the cut!!

Who cares? Take him off the drugs and stop giving him the latest equipment breakthroughs that others weren't given access to and Tiger merely becomes another very good PGA player instead of "the best".

Lurid Juzins wrote:

Who cares? Take him off the drugs and stop giving him the latest equipment breakthroughs that others weren't given access to and Tiger merely becomes another very good PGA player instead of "the best".

Lmao your hatred is showing. Tiger Woods is just like everyone else, yea hahah

TV network that has the coverage this weekend is psyched. I tuned in to some of the 1st and 2nd round coverage because of the Tiger angle. Has been good to see him humbled, but now would be nice to see him find some success again.

Why do they have "the cut" in the first place?

Jon Rahn's face looks like an aardvark.

Tiger Woods was wild off the tee, but some spectacular putting saw him salvage a third-round 70 on Saturday at the Farmers Insurance Open. “It was gross,” Woods, playing the weekend of a US PGA Tour event for the first time since August of 2015, said of a round that saw him hit just three of 14 fairways.

He was in the right rough, the left rough and four bunkers. But Woods rolled in four birdie putts ranging from a tap-in to a 15-footer to counter two bogeys on a Torrey Pines South Course where his eight wins include his 14th and most recent major title at the 2008 US Open.

“That’s just fighting, fighting and grinding,” said Woods, who had a 54-hole total of three-under par 213.

“I didn’t have much, but I fought and put up a score and made some putts.”

Woods, who says he’s playing without pain for the first time in years, was trending in the right direction, with rounds of 72-71-70.

Jan. 28 (UPI) — Tiger Woods was miffed after a fan yelled during one of his putts Sunday at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in San Diego. Woods, who made his first cut on the PGA Tour in more than two years Friday, was eyeing a 10-foot putt for birdie on No. 13 before the rude gesture. He measured the shot stoically before bringing his putter back. Just as he was about to stop his backswing, a fan from the gallery yelled “get in the hole!'”

Woods missed the putt a little bit to the right. He rose up his hand, obviously annoyed by the scream. The gallery sang a chorus of “get him out of here” requests. Woods tapped in the next shot for par, missing out on his first birdie of the day:

Tiger shot a 1-under-par 71 on Friday, putting him at a 1-under 143 for the tournament. He carded a 2-under-par 70 on Saturday, despite being wild off of the tee.

He went on to birdie No. 14, 16 and 18 on Sunday. Woods was 3-under-par for the tournament and was even par through 16 holes in the final round. Jason Day led the tournament with a 12-under-par through 10 holes: