Tiger Woods puts on a show at Riviera before cold temperatures, delays take their toll usatoday.com

At the fabled course where many of golf's greats have hoisted a trophy, the game’s two greatest remain shut out after Woods was unable to make a Genesis Open final-round charge and finished tied for 15th. But at least this time around Woods put on a show fans won’t soon forget. With weekend rounds of 65 and 72, Woods may have redefined his Riviera narrative that has sagged after a 12-year absence followed by his 2018 return and a missed cut. Southern California’s native son has not conjured up much magic at the historic links where he played his first PGA Tour event in 1992, other than one second-place finish last century.