Woods got within two of the lead at the turn and didn’t make another birdie in his round of 69. Rahm was at 12-under 204 as he goes for his fourth PGA Tour victory and 11th worldwide. Woods was among 16 players within five shots of the lead, and Rahm knows from experience how momentum can change at Torrey Pines. McIlroy is playing for the first time since late November and didn’t appear to pick up too much rust during his break. Woods hit a pedestrian wedge to about 25 feet, and he didn’t have a birdie chance inside 20 feet the rest of the round.

Source: Los Angeles Times January 26, 2020 01:30 UTC