You have to eventually do something to win

We should all probably understand one thing before we dive into Tiger Woods' play so far at the Presidents Cup. He hasn't played bad. Considering the weather and how everyone else is playing Royal Melbourne, Tiger has played fine. He's made a lot of pars, hit a lot of the wide fairways (mostly with irons on Friday) and been the best player on both losing teams so far in this 2011 event.But the thing is, in these events, you can't hang around and hope your opponents stumble.
You have to eventually do something to win, and for two days, Tiger hasn't done that. He is hitting the middle of greens instead of carving the ball close. He's missing the putts that need to fall when his team really needs them to go. And like the past two seasons, when a shot really needs to be pulled off, Tiger is a shadow of his former self.