Tiger Back at Torrey as a Caddie

The AP's Bernie Wilson reports on the back nine at Torrey South where Tiger was caddie for a gentleman who won the Buick contest to have Tiger be on the bag.  The retelling is pretty cool, but I thought it was interesting where the pin on 18 was:

Woods checked into the Lodge at Torrey Pines on Sunday night and noticed the pin in the same spot it was during the Monday playoff.

“I opened the curtains and saw the 18th green,” Woods said. “I was like, ‘You know what? That is pretty cool.’ A different atmosphere. You can actually see. They don’t have the grandstands in the way. I saw where the pin was and was thinking, ‘You know what? I remember that putt.”’

And in what will apparently become some kind of legendary putt on the course (har har)...

After Abel finished his round, Woods gave him a final treat by dropping the ball at the same spot of his Sunday putt.

“When they asked me, do you know what you’re doing?’ I said, ‘No,”’ Abel said. “When I was stepping up to it, they mentioned it. They said, ‘This is his putt.”’

Abel missed.

“His putt probably broke another two inches more than what mine did,” Woods said. “Mine was more down in the valley. Slightly different putt.”

Pretty cool stuff from the world #1.