2010 Quail Hollow Championship, 2nd Round: Tiger Woods In Danger Of Missing Cut

Noted golf enthusiast Tiger Woods continues to struggle in the second round at the 2010 Quail Hollow Championship. Woods, who began the day at 2-over, finished an up-and-down front nine at even on the day, before promptly imploding on the tenth hole and falling to 1-over on the day and 3-over for the tournament.

Woods began his day with a birdie on the first hole, but fell back with a trio of bogeys between the third and sixth holes (with a birdie sandwiched in at the fifth hole), before closing out his front nine with a birdie on the eighth hole that brought him back to even on the day. Woods’ inability to keep the ball in the fairway -- he only hit 4 of 14 fairways on Thursday -- has continued to plague him, however, as he committed the egregious sin of bogeying a par 5 on the tenth hole.

Woods is currently nine shots off of the current pace set by Phil Mickelson et. al., and is two shots behind the projected cut, which sits at 1-over. The last time Woods missed a cut was last year’s British Open, which you may remember for Tom Watson’s improbable near-win at the ripe young age of 59 years old.