Tiger Woods: How Low Can He Go?

At one point during his horrendous first round at the U.S. Open on Thursday, Tiger Woods found himself on the side of a steep hill with his tee ball—which he had carved at least fifty yards offline—sitting in deep fescue grass, about a foot below his feet. He crouched down, head forward, looking more like a sumo wrestler than the winner of fourteen major championships, and took a mighty whack. The ball took off at a strange angle and landed in some more tall stuff on the other side of the fairway. As Tiger followed through, the club, a short iron, came out of his hands and flew over his left shoulder, ending up about twenty or third yards behind him.

See the rest of the story at newyorker.com

Related:
The 2015 Masters: The Jordan Spieth Show
The 2015 Masters: Why Is Jordan Spieth So Good?
The 2015 Masters: The “New Tiger” Avoids Embarrassment