Tiger Woods hung in, hung in, made three front-nine birdies, and hung in some more. And then the one happy little slice of calamity we hadn't seen sunk even him.Pro golfers, golf writers, and TV commentators are up in arms that Tiger Woods was only given a 2-stroke penalty for his illegal drop on the 15th hole yesterday. Tiger said last night that he dropped his ball two yards behind hisruling that probably saved Tiger Woods from disqualification at the 2013 Masters. Augusta National has ruled on the Tiger Woods ball drop from late Friday and, instead of disqualification, he is being assessed a two-stroke penalty based on USGATiger Woods has avoided being disqualified from the Masters but his chances of winning at Augusta did get a bit longer. On Saturday morning, Masters officials assessed a 2-stroke penalty relating to Woods' drop on the 15th hole during the second roundTiger Woods will begin Round 3 of the Masters five strokes behind the leader after tournament officials elected to punish him with a two stroke penalty for taking an illegal drop at 15 Friday after this disastrous turn of bad luck.
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