Wood Senden mark territory and lost positions

Australian John Senden, with a magnificent 63 card punches in the third run and a total of 204, commands the Australia Open golf, where Tiger Woods had a bad day and went from first to eighth, six strokes behind the leader.

Woods opened the third day of the Sydney tournament with three bogeys in a row, had only two in the previous two days, and finished with 75 hits, three over par for the course.

Only eight players did worse than the global one exnúmero.
Senden, facing the final day on Sunday with one stroke ahead of compatriot Jason Day, amazed the audience with an 'eagle' on the sixth hole and six birdies sign that allowed 63 hits.