Tiger Woods Takes 1-Stroke Lead Into PGA Championship
MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: Moving on to the world of sports, Tiger Woods is playing his A game and he's taking a 1 stroke lead in today's final round of the PGA Championship. CNN's John Gianonne with more.</s>JOHN GIANONNE, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): For two days, Tiger Woods's golf brethren scripted flattering concession speeches as Woods prepared another patented major championship runaway. But then came Saturday and the cancellation of Woods's coronation party as his cloak of invincibility was suddenly stripped away.</s>TIGER WOODS: It's easy to bounce back. There's a lot of holes left. And if that was the last hole of the tournament, it'd be a different story. But I've got a lot of holes to play. I have all day today and all day tomorrow so there's no sense in getting angry and losing it. I've got a lot of holes to play.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GOLFER: When we actually feel like we have a chance, we're going to try and take advantage of it. And it's like the pack of dogs chasing the fox and, you know, we may get lucky.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GOLFER: It's like the fishing (unintelligible) and he's still pretty green and we just don't want to get him in the boat yet, you know? He's still got a lot of power left in one more round. So hopefully, you know, all the boys can gather together and maybe put some heat on him and someone can jump out of the pack.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GOLFER: Obviously, there's more pressure on Tiger because everybody expects him to win and he brought himself in a position to win and he's still in the position to win. So all the pressure is on him.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GOLFER: We're going to have to go out and really shoot low and I think that if anybody's going to have a chance, it's going to be coming from the guys that are seven, eight, nine under par who get hot, shoot five, six under par, the front nine, and keep it going the back.</s>UNIDENTIFIED GOLFER: Our course is very demanding and if you're not hitting the ball well this week, then you're going to pay the price, and if you look at a lot of the guys, their driving stats and then degrees in rank, you know, if they're not up there -- and I'm sure that most of the guys who are up there on the leader board either at nine or at par or even double digits, I'm sure their driving stats and their degrees in rank are pretty good.</s>GIANONNE: Woods could take solace from the fact that those who chased him and failed to catch him on Saturday are the same golfers who will pursue him on Sunday and the three underneath Woods on the leader board, Bob May (ph), Scott Dunlap and J.P. Hayes (ph), have between them one PGA Tour victory. At the PGA Championship in Louisville, I'm John Gianonne.