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2009 Masters Day Three Blog – Moving Day

April 11th, 2009

6:30pm ET

Chad Campbell made a huge mistake on the par-3 16th.  He was in the back bunker with no green to work with.  Rather than playing safe, he went for the pin and left it in the bunker.  Then he missed the bogey putt.  He lost two shots to Kenny Perry, giving Perry the outright lead.  But while that was happening Cabrera was busy making birdie on #17 to tie for the lead at -11!  Boy is tomorrow going to be fun.

Furyk is in the house at -7 within striking distance.

5:00pm ET

The greens are soft and many players are throwing darts.

The leaders Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell have made the turn.  They’re both at -11 with Cabrera at -10 after he birdied #10.  Wait a sec.  Perry just made birdie so he’s alone in the lead now at -12 after 10 holes.

Stricker and Furyk are at -6 after 12 holes.  Mickelson birdied #15 to reach -5 while Tiger birdied #17 to get to -4.  I still think Tiger is too far back.

3:15pm ET

Tiger Woods has come back with a couple of birdies and is back to -2 after 9.  He doesn’t look like he’s controlling the spin of his approach shots though.  He’s spun several shots back too far and even off of greens.

The leaders Kenny Perry and Chad Campbell parred #1 and both birdied #2.  They’re now at -10.

Phil Mickelson is playing well and has it to -5 with a ton of other players including Stricker, Mahan, Furyk, Sabbatini, Katayama and Kim.

Cabrera back is at -8 and has shaken off the nerves after a birdie on #3.

1:30pm ET

Tiger Woods is likely toast for this year’s Masters. He double bogeyed #1.

Camilo Villegas is moving up the leaderboard, now at -4 after five holes.

Tony Korologos a.k.a. mediaguru Champions Tour, European Tour, Nationwide Tour, PGA Tour, The Masters, Tiger Woods

  1. ihateniggahwoods
    April 11th, 2009 at 12:34 | #1

    WHY THE HELL WHEN TIGER IS 10 shots out i gotta watch his every move! Geeze if he missed a cut we would have to watch him at the clubhouse!!!

  2. ihateniggahwoods
    April 11th, 2009 at 12:37 | #2

    CBS SUCKS !!! such bs gotta watch that keffa all day

  3. April 11th, 2009 at 13:13 | #3

    Hell of a user name there. The site template is cutting it off. For those who are curious his name is

    ihateniggahwoods

    Very nice. Classy.

  4. marthaandbill
    April 11th, 2009 at 14:02 | #4

    @ihateniggahwoods
    You are a disgusting person. Grow up in enter the modern world.

  5. April 11th, 2009 at 14:17 | #5

    Hey marthaandb what is with the odd links in that comment? I’m going to strip them out.

  6. AppleHack
    April 11th, 2009 at 16:20 | #6

    Woods looked like he did the last few years at Augusta. Full of energy and piss poor clutch putting

  7. April 11th, 2009 at 19:07 | #7

    They’ll always show Tiger because that’s what the fans want to see, as long as there’s any chance (no matter how far outside) that he could come back. Frankly, i love to watch him play even if he’s not right in there.

    i think he’s too far back now though. It’s possible he could shoot a -5 tomorrow, but i don’t think cabrerra and the others are gonna shoot +3.

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