Tiger hoping less is more in managing major workload

PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland - Tiger Woods was on the practice range when the gates at the British Open were unlocked on Tuesday, and before long he was on the tee and ready to go.

He just didn't go for very long.

Woods played a full round at Royal Portrush when he arrived on Sunday morning, and then again on Monday. But on his third day of getting to know a links course that hasn't hosted the British Open in 68 years, Woods made it down No 1 and then skipped over to the 13th and played the homestretch.