One ESPN cameraman got a little too excited, though, and Woods had to put him in his place.
Give Tiger Woods some breathing space, please! pic.twitter.com/V70sj5rhZg
— Andy Nesbitt (@anezbitt) May 19, 2022
“Well, I got off to a good start (early),” he said. “But I hit a lot of bad iron shots in the middle part of the round and late in the round and consequently I just never got the ball close for any birdie putts. I just put myself in bad spots.”
He also said his injured right was still sore. “It has felt better before. It’s a little sore right now, and we’ll go back and start the process of getting ready for tomorrow. There will be lots of treatment, lots of ice baths, and try and get the inflammation out and try and get ready for tomorrow.”
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