No one has ever come back from more than seven strokes to win a U.S. Open, and Woods is 17-2 worldwide when he has led or shared the lead heading into the final round. He's far too good to blow this one. The truth is the truth. Yeah, he can be beat. The guy is better than everyone else.
Woods simply does things no one else can.
He's rolling in long putt after long putt, he's making birdies from places others are fighting to make bogeys and he knows only he can prevent himself from winning. It's not necessarily just making putts, it's making putts at the right time. There comes a time in the round when you need to make that big par putt to keep the momentum going. I've been able to make those putts this week. Woods' most amazing shot of the third round was the blast from thick grass beside a bunker on the par-5 sixth hole, about 65 yards from the green.