Tiger Woods charged into contention for a record-setting 83rd all-time US PGA title on Saturday, shooting a three-under par 69 as he chases a ninth career victory at Torrey Pines.
Woods began the third round of the Farmers Insurance Open six strokes adrift of leader Ryan Palmer, but stood on seven-under 209 after 54 holes, five back of leader Jon Rahm with the third-ranked Spaniard having two holes yet to finish.
"I'm going to have to shoot a pretty good round tomorrow," Woods said. "I'll have my work cut out for me. I'll have go out there and post a number and hopefully it will be good enough."
"It was important to save the round after I made a bogey back there," Woods said. "It was important to make that putt to salvage the round a little bit and get some momentum going for the round tomorrow."
- McIlroy packs patience -
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