Can anyone catch Tiger if he's playing this well? | ptenjoy's Blog

CHASKA, Minn. - At 1:14 on a steamy Thursday afternoon in the suburbs of the Twin Cities, Tiger Woods took the lead by himself at the 91th PGA Championship. If this were a horse race, it might be an idea Bond cigarettesto put the binoculars down because there's never been a better front-runner. "Kinda ominous," said Rich Beem, who watched Woods shoot an impressive five-under 67 at Hazeltine National. "He's got a pretty good track record from the front." Only once when Woods has started a major this well — at the British Open 11 years ago, when he was only 22 and still figuring out the vagaries of links golf — has he not gone on to lift the trophy. In 2000, at both the U.S. Open and PGA, he beganCamel cigarettes with six-under 66s and went on to win, while at the 2000 and '06 British Opens, he fired 67s and won those, too. Woods isn't just in the driver's seat to have his name etched onto the Wanamaker Trophy for the record-tying fifth time, joining Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen. A win this week would reaffirm that he is back and at least as good as ever. It wasn't just his score that separated Woods from the madding crowd Thursday. This was a performance missing the smoke and mirrors of some of his low rounds this year. It was a continuation of his last seven rounds — Chesterfield cigarettesat the Buick Open and Bridgestone Invitational — where the ball striking has been steadily improving and the putting deadly. Sobranie cigarettes
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