61.   Three strokes behind Woods were Bob Tway and Franklin Langham, who tied for third.

62.   Tiger Woods, attempting to win his seventh consecutive PGA event, begins the second round six strokes behind leader Davis Love III.

63.   Title-defending got tougher in the blustery British Open, where Price finished nine strokes behind winner John Daly.

64.   Two strokes behind Mallon are Juli Inkster, the defending champion, and Kellee Booth.

65.   Two major championship comebacks from six strokes behind in the same year?

66.   Wall birdied five of the last six holes and left Palmer two strokes behind.

67.   When he left, he was six strokes behind.

68.   Woods started the day five strokes behind Gogel and Mark Brooks, who took a quick dive down the leader board.

69.   Woods started the day six strokes behind the co-leaders, Damron and Verplank.

70.   Woods, the defending Mercedes champion, began the third round at three under, nine strokes behind Els.