31.   He chipped up and missed the putt for his first bogey in the tournament.

32.   He chipped six feet past and missed the putt.

33.   He missed fairways, his usually reliable short game was inconsistent and he missed crucial putts.

34.   He missed six putts on the front nine of eight feet or less.

35.   He missed that putt for par, then missed a two-footer for bogey.

36.   He missed the putt for bogey and brought Woods back into the picture.

37.   He missed that putt, too, but Nicklaus nearly made history at Augusta National.

38.   He missed two putts inside five feet, including one that was a few inches inside three feet.

39.   He reacted with disbelief when he missed a putt that was makable.

40.   He navigated that perfectly onto the green, but, fittingly, missed the putt for triple bogey.