This time he comes to Hilton Head after finishing third to Jose Maria Olazabal at Augusta. But on Sunday, he gave himself a chance to win with an eagle on the par-5 13th before Olazabal answered with a birdie. Norman said he had been too busy to watch videotape of his Masters play and had not replayed it in his mind. I didn't see any reason to. Neither Olazabal nor top-ranked David Duval are here this week.
Love is the tournament's only four-time winner.
Dozens of fans watched him warm up on the putting green and hundreds crowded around the 10th tee and lined the fairway to watch Woods tee off in Wednesday's pro-am. Tournament director Steve Wilmot credited Woods' appearance for the first sellout in the tournament's 31-year history. Wilmot, who called in extra security after Woods said last week he would come to Harbour Town, said the gallery will be limited to 25,000 people. Harbour Town doesn't lend itself to Woods' long drives. He's such a competitor.