DUBLIN, Ohio The last time Tiger Woods played a tournament round at Shinnecock Hills, site of the U.S. Open in two weeks, was 14 years ago when he tied for 17th following a closing-round 76.Its that lack of familiarity that at least partially motivated Woods, who also played Shinnecock in 1995 as a 19-year-old amateur, to spend two days this week at the course preparing for the years second major.His thoughts?
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Unfortunately it rained the day before I got there and the golf course played really long, Woods said on Wednesday at the Memorial. I'm sure it probably won't play as long as we played it, 7,500 yards, par 70 is a long golf course.Much has changed at the New York gem since the 2004 U.S. Open, most notably how long the layout plays. At the 95 championship, the layout played to 6,944 yards and a par of 70, and it was slightly stretched to 6,996 yards in 04. For this years U.S. Open, the course will remain a par 70, but play to 7,445 yards.They've made some pretty significant changes since the last time that I had seen it, he said. I believe there's over 500 trees that are gone since last time I played it. They added 500 yards to it. So it's quite significant.Woods spent Monday and Tuesday practicing at Shinnecock Hills before flying to the Memorial, which will be his last start before the U.S. Open.
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"I'm sure it probably won't play as long as we played it. 7,500 yards, par 70 is a long golf course. And they've made some pretty significant changes from since last time that I have seen it. I believe there's over 500 trees that are gone since last time I played it. They added 500 yards to it. So it's quite significant."
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And they've made some pretty significant changes since the last time that I have seen it. They added 500 yards to it. That's quite significant." Woods tied for 17th at the 2004 U.S. Open at Shinnecock, where only winner Retief Goosen and Mickelson finished under par.
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