Noted golf enthusiast Tiger Woods started the second round of the 2012 U.S. Open near the top of the leaderboard and was off to a nice start, picking up par on the first two holes and a birdie on the third, but it seemed fans were about to see Woods unravel on the second day of the tournament.
Woods picked up three bogeys in a row on holes No. 5 through 7 and quickly began to tumble down the leaderboard, finishing up the front nine shooting a 36. Tiger straightened things out on the back nine however, opening up with a birdie and then adding another birdie on hole No. 13.
Tiger finished up his round parring the four holes. On No. 18, Tiger looked as if he'd finish out on a low note when he found himself in the front bunker off the tee, but was able to hit a masterful shot on to the green that placed him a few feet from the hole. Woods sank the putt for par to stay tied at 1-under and on top of the leaderboard.
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