Woods missed three putts inside

Feet over the last six holes, none more important than the last one.

Two weeks ago, Woods couldn't buy a putt at TaylorMade R11s Driver Pebble Beach and closed with a 75, 11 shots worse than playing partner Phil Mickelson. He also struggled to make putts in Abu Dhabi, when he failed to win despite being tied for the 54-hole lead with Robert Rock.

``I'm very happy to move on. I feel a bit fortunate, as well,'' Watney said. ``We don't see him miss putts like that very often. And there were a few of them.''

Watney next plays Lee Westwood, the former world No. 1 whom Watney has beaten at Dove Mountain each of the last two years. Westwood R11s Driver had no trouble against Robert Karlsson of Sweden, advancing to the third round for the first time in 12 tries at this fickle event.

``Need more clothes. Didn't pack for long enough!'' Westwood jokingly tweeted.