ATLANTA — Tiger Woods made it look and sound as if he had never been gone. Woods has the 54-hole lead for the first time since his last victory in 2013 at the Bridgestone Invitational. “It’s obviously exciting for the golf tournament. Go out there, take care of my business, and hopefully that’s good enough.”Rose started the third round tied with Woods, but not for long. He narrowed the gap with a birdie on the 16th as Woods had to scramble for bogey, a two-shot swing.

Source: Philippine Star September 23, 2018 03:33 UTC