After a workmanlike 70 in round 3, Tiger Woods enters the final round at the Masters four shots back of leaders Angel Cabrera and Brandt Snedeker. Woods plays the final 18 holes alongside South African Tim Clark, who posted one of the best rounds ofAUGUSTA, Ga. — On Friday, Tiger Woods made a gigantic blunder in applying the rules of golf, a brain cramp unworthy of a veteran pro. Perhaps his incredible bad luck, watching a near-perfect wedge shot hit the flagstick, yet bounce back off the 15thAUGUSTA, Ga. — For the longest time Sunday, it didn't seem like the patented Tiger Woods charge would come. He was hitting from out of the pine straw on the second, inches from a birdie on No. 3, carding bogeys on the fifth and seven holes and failingTiger had to make a big charge on Sunday, but he could not overcome a slow start and finishes the week with all four rounds in the 70s.More 2013 Masters Coverage. The ruling that imposed a 2-shot penalty on Tiger Woods might not pass the sniff test of right vs. wrong, but it was the correct call after several bad ones, writes Gene Wojciechowski. Story
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