Tiger Woods closed with one under par the first day of the fourth ‘major’ of the year, the PGA Championship, played at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin. Sergio Garcia has mortgaged your options with six shots over the 72 impacts of the field.
The world number one, who had in the Bridgestone Invitational the worst performance of his career on the PGA Tour (to finish 18 strokes over par), washed his image with a decent first day that it, not helped him placed leader.
Woods, who does not have guaranteed their presence in the Ryder Cup, trying to save what could be his worst season. The California, who was not accurate in the first nine holes (with two bogeys and a single ‘birdie’), amended its action in the following nine with three birdies, which offset his only lapse on the 16th hole.
The ‘Tiger’, which seeks the 18 majors of Jack Nicklaus, carded a 71 strokes, but fell short of Bubba Watson and fellow Italian Francesco Molinari, interim leaders thanks to its 68 impacts.
Sergio is complicated
As regards the Spanish colony, Sergio Garcia was on the line decadent marked his campaign. The ‘Child’ set up six strokes over par (78) and showed they are not in a good form. Signed up to seven bogeys, they mortgaged their desire to overcome the court.
The rest, on an interim basis, is at the beginning of their journeys. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano was one under par on the seventh hole and signed pair Miguel Angel Jimenez in the third, although both showed a good feeling. Alvaro Quiros finished with 18 holed +2.
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