Tiger Woods flubs chip shot, doesn't make it halfway to the hole

But the world No 2 is in control at Doral.

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TIGER WOODS CARDED an impressive six-under 66 to take a share of the lead after the first round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship earlier.

The world number two made a promising start in benevolent conditions at the TPC Blue Monster in Miami, shooting nine birdies and three bogeys to head a group of five players at six under.

But before that, on the 14th hole he flubbed a chip shot in the same way thousands of recreational golfers do every weekend. Golf is hard:

Tiger Woods flubs chip shot, doesn't make it halfway to the hole

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