- Tiger Woods takes lead in World Golf Challenge in California
- Shoots course record equaling 62 at Sherwood Country Club
- Zach Johnson two shots behind after a 68
- Defending champion Graeme McDowell moves up with a 67
(CNN) — Tiger Woods produced “incredible golf” to equal his own course record of 62 at Sherwood Country Club and take the halfway lead at the PGA Tour-sanctioned World Golf Challenge in California.
With ten birdies and no dropped shots, Woods justified his ranking as the top ranked player in the world and had other players expressing their admiration for his efforts.
Defending champion and playing partner Graeme McDowell shot a five-under 67 to keep his hopes alive but realized he had been very much second best on the day.
“It was cool to see that kind of golf,” he told the official PGA Tour website.
“He was under control. He hit it down the middle of every fairway. He didn’t have that kind of violence with his speed through the ball.”
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