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Associated Press
Sunday, September 13, 2009 LEMONT, Ill. -- Tiger Woods' only way out was a 3-iron through a 20-foot wide corridor of fans and 30-foot high canopy of trees. For his next shot, he had to hook a 9-iron around another big tree and try to bounce it up a ramp onto the green. After all that, he wound up with another birdie. Walking off the ninth green with his lead still at seven shots, Woods shrugged his shoulders and smiled as if nothing could go wrong. Hardly anything did at the BMW Championship. All it took was one big ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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