Then on the 17th, both men hit their tee shots off the left side of the green about 50 feet from the pin.
He pitched out and then hit onto the green, 30 feet from the pin.
Green had the best chance for an eagle on the hole after he used a 3-wood to land within 25 feet from the pin.
Woods hit his approach shot about 22 feet from the pin.
He got it at the 541-yard par 5 12th, where his 60-yard third shot stopped a foot from the pin.
The shot hit a branch and stopped short of the green, still about 30 feet from the pin.
He hit a 4-wood into the right bunker about 50 feet from the pin.
Charles was putting most of his approach shots less than eight feet from the pin.
It wouldn't be more than fifty yards from the pin.
The drive at 15 left him 215 yards from the pin on the island green.
