Woods makes charge at CIMB Classic

28 Oct 2012 - 05:47:23

Tiger Woods birdied five of his first nine holes to come roaring back into contention in the CIMB Classic's final round on Sunday.

The 14-time Major winner, trailing by five shots overnight, started with three straight birdies and added two more on six and seven in an astonishing half-round.

He picked up another shot on the par-four 10th to be 17-under for the tournament at Malaysia's par-71 Mines Resort and Golf Club, two strokes back from joint leaders Chris Kirk and Bo Van Pelt as play continued.

• Zach Johnson back to defend Colonial crown22 May 2013
• Guan adds another US event to schedule22 May 2013
• Garcia wants Woods talks to defuse racist row22 May 2013
• Els predicts battle over anchoring ban22 May 2013
• Tiger wants PGA anchored putting ban ASAP20 May 2013
• US Open door opens for Thongchai20 May 2013
• South Korea's Bae captures first US PGA title19 May 2013
• Bradley maintains Byron Nelson lead18 May 2013
• China's Guan stumbles to 77 at Byron Nelson17 May 2013
• Course-record 60 puts Bradley in lead17 May 2013
• Guan, 14, aims to keep improving at Byron Nelson16 May 2013
• More marshals back Tiger over TPC tale16 May 2013
• Tiger commits to defending Memorial crown14 May 2013
• Unheralded Castro seizes Players lead10 May 2013
• No PGA ban for Singh over deer antler spray30 Apr 2013