Tiger Woods watches his shot during the first round of the 2012 U.S. Open golf tournament.,June 14, 2012.PHOTO/Reuters
The low hooking iron that curled up near the flagstick on the fourth hole was reminiscent of something, sure. So, too, was the pair of iron shots that collectively traveled 498 yards on the next hole, setting up a 35-foot putt that slam dunked into the cup for rare back-to-back birdies on the toughest stretch of a very tough Olympic Club course.
We've seen it before, so
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