The Detroit News. I shot three under to make the cut. You want to hear them start clapping. There, Weir's drive at No. 18 stopped on a steep downward slope, causing him to leave his approach short. I don't know if it hit something or just didn't break, but it just kind of hung out there to the left.
Toms wound up the sole survivor of a final-round battle that went much like the first three rounds.
Weir, playing for the first time in a month, made the move of the day with a 7-under 64. But even that included a bogey at No. 2. I wanted to win the tournament. I thought I hit a good drive on 18 and it didn't turn out. That's the way the game is.