Fifteen-time major champion Tiger Woods is on the course at Valhalla as he looks to get off to a strong start in the 106th PGA Championship. Here is a hole-by-hole look at his opening round.
Woods drove it right down the middle and slid a birdie putt just past the hole to begin his week with a solid par.Tiger flew it long off the tee and found himself in a tough lie, forcing the 15-time major winner to chip out into a bunker. Woods then splashed out to a few feet and made bogey. Tiger found the rough off the tee and had to pitch out, leaving him 15 feet for par. Woods confidently rolled the save, keeping him at 1-over for the round.
Woods found the fairway and the green with his second shot, pouring in a long birdie putt to get him back to even on the day. Woods found the big part of the green on the Par 3 and two-putted for an easy par. Tiger took three shots to reach the green and had to two-putt for bogey, dropping him back to 1-over par.Woods burned the edge with a birdie putt, giving him his fourth par of the day so far at Valhalla.Woods found the rough off the tee and put his second shot in a bunker.
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