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The twilight of Tiger Woods

It’s something to see – even if it still doesn’t make him likeable

27 June 2015

9:00 AM

27 June 2015

9:00 AM

A car crash is a terrible thing, but hordes of people still slow down to cop an eyeful on the motorway. Car-crash sport is equally compelling. In the US Open, up at Chambers Bay, Tiger Woods opened with two of the worst rounds he had ever played: 80, with eight bogeys and one triple bogey, and 76 before heading home.

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