Phil Mickelson had made three birdies on the front nine and eight pars and a birdie on the back, after the wind kicked up. He's at 5 under, three shots off Trevor Immelman's lead. "I'm pretty happy," Mickelson said "I'd like to be in the lead and have some shots in hand, but I'm playing well and I'll have a chance to play late in the afternoon tomorrow and, hopefully, Sunday."
Playing late in the afternoon today (on Thursday and Friday it's luck of the draw, on the weekends it's done by position) is no bargain for Tiger Woods. He has been up and down so far with more down than up. He has a birdie and two bogeys and is 1 over, nine shots back. Nothing for him to be concerned about. He has a lot of time left. But he still has work to do.
