Tucson, AZ - It took twenty holes to knock off Tiger Woods today - something of which Nick O’Hern is intimately familiar at the Accenture WGC Match Play Championships.

Woods erased a 3-down lead but the crafty Aussie PGA Champ sunk a 15-foot putt for par to send Tiger back to his den. That den certainly is appointed luxuriously as Tiger had won seven straight PGA events, but O’Hern recreated his 2005 second-round upset on Friday to stop that streak.
O’Hern gets the other Tiger-stopper Henrik Stenson (Dubai) tomorrow.

On the gaming side, Chad Campbell (I admit to having a golf-man-crush on him) was a delicious 25-1 this AM on Sportsbook.com, and was also a +160 underdog to David Toms. Yummy. Toms has some big wins in his career but is rarely at the top of the All-Around stat ranking - to me a sign that he can always have a bad day. Hence, I am notorious for betting against him in matchups.