Less buzz after Woods is beaten


TUCSON (Arizona): Tiger Woods’s early de­­par­­ture from this week’s WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship was reflected by a relatively subdued atmosphere for Friday’s third round at Dove Mountain.

World number one and defending champion Woods, the biggest drawcard in the game, was surprisingly beaten 4 and 2 by South African Tim Clark on Thursday, sparking an immediate drop in attendance figures.

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