When Tiger Woods looks back on the 2020 Genesis Invitational, he’ll have fond memories of his role as tournament host.
His memories of his performance won’t be as fond.
Back where it all started in 1992 when he made his PGA Tour debut at Riviera Country Club as a 16-year-old amateur, Woods struggled to even make the weekend cut and proceeded to roll out performances of 5-over 76 on Saturday and 6-over 77 during Sunday’s final round.
For the fourth consecutive day, Woods struggled in every aspect of his game. Wayward drives, short approaches and poor putting culminated in an 11 over finish, putting Woods at the bottom of the tournament leaderboard.
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The lone bright side of the round came on the par-5 17th and 1st holes, where Woods made birdie and eagle, respectively.
Entering the week looking for his record-breaking 83rd PGA Tour title, Woods’ next opportunity to break away from Sam Snead may come at either the Honda Classic or Arnold Palmer Invitational. Earlier this week Woods elected to skip next week’s WGC Mexico Championship.
