Tiger Woods is stalking leader Greg Chalmers at the 2011 Australian Open and trails by just two shots as the final round winds to a close. Woods is in prime-position, two shots back through 15 holes of play. After trailing by six shots heading into the final round, he’s been climbing steadily throughout the day, and has a chance to win a tournament for the first time in what seems like forever.
Australian Open 2011: Tiger Woods Still Lurking; Greg Chalmers Leading
Woods had a superb chance at eagle on No. 15 that would’ve tied him for the lead had he converted. Instead, he settled for a birdie, cutting Chalmers’ lead to one. As it stands now, Woods is at 10-under for the tournament, in a three-way tie for second. Chalmers carded another birdie to push his lead back to two a short time later.
Nick O’Hern and Jason Day join Woods at 10-under, but still have a ways to go in their final rounds. Chalmers, Day and O’Hern are each through 12 holes.
The full 2011 Australian Open leaderboard is at PGATour.org.au. For more golf coverage, visit Waggle Room and SB Nation’s golf hub.
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