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Playing alongside Woods, Jordan Spieth moved to the top of the leaderboard – passing first-round leader Stewart Cink with a 63 Friday, as Cink's 71 Friday dropped him a shot back. Nicolas Colsaerts stands third at 8 under after a 67.
"I'm a little bit unsure – I love this tournament and I want to play here. I love playing in San Diego and this is a place where I grew up playing, so I really want to play," he told Golf Channel. "And part of me also says I'm getting in bad habits and if I hit it in this rough here I've really got an issue, because I've got to swing awfully hard to get it out, and it jars it.
"I'd like to get out and play tomorrow, I'm going to tee off early, and see if I can get something hot, get a hot round going and try to make up some ground," he said. "But then I also want to have the big picture in mind, so I'm not quite sure where I'm at yet."
"I just can't stand bogeying the last hole with sand wedge in the middle of the fairway; that's a terrible way to finish," he said. "But I probably would have taken it (73) at the start of the round."
Bubba Watson, playing the South Course's 18th hole on the projected cut line of even par, lays up on the par 5. It's smart as he knocks a wedge pin high and inside 10 feet, then makes the birdie try to finish at 1 under after a 73. Fellow left-hander Phil Mickelson, also in Watson's group, wraps up a 73 with his fifth bogey of the day; he's 2 under.
Stewart Cink takes aim at the lead one last time, rifling a second shot at the long par-5 ninth on the South Course to about 15 feet. His eagle try misses, however, and he taps in for birdie to reclaim second alaskan cruises outright for the night at 9 under, one back of leader Jordan Spieth.
First-round leader Stewart Cink is two over for his last four holes, falling from a share of the lead to a share of second with a bogey at No. 8 on the South Course. alaskan cruises Cink hadn't bogeyed until the first of those two recent missteps. He's got one last chance at the par-5 ninth to get a shot (or two) back today.
Nicolas Colsaerts heads to the clubhouse in third after his prodigious length is done in by a tee shot in the rough on the 614-yard par-5 ninth on the South Course; he finishes with three straight pars for a bogey-free 67.
Charlie Wi, by the way, is able to enjoy the clubhouse atmosphere after holing out on the 18th at the South Course ( mobile readers can see the video here ). On the cut line at even par before taking aim, his shot from just inside 100 yards got the South Korean alaskan cruises to 2 under and surely took the drama out of his post-round meal – or at least gave it a different feel.
Ailing back and all, Phil Mickelson is looking good to make the cut here. At 3 under through 14, the left-hander misses the fairway at the South Course's long par-4 15th before using a big cut to reach a greenside bunker from the trees and earn a chance to scramble for par. But a sand save proves elusive after a bunker shot well left of the pin, leading to a putt he can't convert.
"I changed a little bit, put my weight more on my front foot today, noticed that was kind of causing a tendency to push it on the short putts for me; I was more stable over the ball," he told Golf Channel, adding that it's an improvement that can translate to the third round as well. "The South Course is a different animal than that North Course. So I just want to play exactly like I played it yesterday. If I'm putting a little alaskan cruises better on that course, I can still shoot 3 or 4 under and that's a great score. It's a U.S. Open-type venue, so I've got to keep the ball in the fairway."
"He's easy to play with, talks to us; same with Jimmy (Walker), they're both very easy, fun guys to play with," Spieth said. "We all played with some good speed, kept the tempo up. I just played my game, wasn't alaskan cruises looking at the scoreboard . . . really didn't know where I was at until No. 9."
Jordan Spieth drained another birdie putt at No. 8 and has moved to 10 under, tied with Stewart Cink for the lead. Tiger needs a birdie to finish to post a round in the 60s and hope he can make a move on Saturday.
• On the green: Tiger takes a firm run at the hole, running over the top of it and leaves himself 8 feet to save par. And he misses alaskan cruises the comebacker alaskan cruises and picks up his first bogey of the day to fire a 1-under 71.
Tiger is playing solid, but not spectacular alaskan cruises golf. This type of play is expected on the South Course, where the course is historically tougher. Playing the North Course is usually an opportunity to make a big move.
• Elsewhere on the course: Phil Mickelson alaskan cruises misses a 6-footer for par on No. 7 on the South Course, picking up his third bogey of the day against one birdie and is now 1 under for the tournament, just a shot above the current cut line. Meanwhile, Stewart Cink picks up his first birdie of the day and is now tied with Marc Leishman for the lead at 9 under. Jordan Spieth also adds his sixth birdie of the day after his approach alaskan cruises at No. 4 settled less than 2 feet from the hole. He's now just two off the lead.
• Elsewhere on the course: While Tiger sputters a bit on the North Course, Jordan Spieth has taken advantage by going 5 under through his first 12 holes and is now just three off the lead at 6 under.
• Approach shot: Hitting in between trees and on the other side of the cart path, Tiger actually scares the hole before it runs off the green. Tiger's alaskan cruises third shot settles about 6 inches from the cup for an easy par, but another alaskan cruises opportunity missed.
Tiger will need to blitz his final nine holes to try and get closer to leader alaskan cruises Marc Leishman heading into the weekend. A 2-under 34 on his first nine was solid, but he left two or three shots out there.
• Elsewhere on the course: Phil Mickelson drops his first shot of the day with a bogey at the par-3 3rd hole on the South Course and is now 2 under for the tournament. Meanwhile, Marc Leishman adds another birdie to take the outright lead at 9 under, one clear of Stewart Cink.
• Elsewhere on the course: Phil Mickelson is playing the more difficult South Course today and opens with a par to remain at 3 under. Meanwhile, on the South Course, Marc Leishman birdies No. 14 to move into a tie for the lead at 8 under. Take a look at Leishman's birdie:
• Elsewhere on the course: Marc Leishman and Pat Perez have both moved to 7 under, just one shot back of Stewart Cink. Perez opened with back-to-back birdies on the North Course, while Leishman is 1 under through four holes on the South Course.
Tiger plays the North Course today after a lackluster even-par 72 on Thursday leaves him with plenty of work to do today. alaskan cruises He currently trails Stewart Cink by eight shots and is right on the cut line to start the day.
Stewart Cink might have the first-round lead after carding an 8-under 64 on the easier of Torrey Pines two courses Thursday, but a proper assessment can't be made until after two rounds are in the books at the Farmers Insurance Open.
If you’re a Phil Mickelson alaskan cruises fan and approach 2014 with anxiety, thinking the U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 represents his best (and perhaps last) chance to secure the career Grand Slam, breathe easy. Lefty’s got you covered with an abundance of confidence.