Tiger Woods continued to dominate at Torrey Pines, California, building a six-shot lead yesterday in the final round of the US PGA event before bad light stopped play.
Woods, who earlier shot a three-under 69 in the fog-delayed third round to open a four-shot lead through 54 holes, was three-under through seven holes in round four before play was halted for darkness.
It moved him to 17-under for the tournament, six ahead of defending champion Brandt Snedeker (13 holes) and 2009 event winner Nick Watney (eight holes).
"I played well today. Overall I'm pleased I was able to build on my lead," Woods said. "A six-shot lead - that's a positive. I've got to continue with executing my game plan.
"That's the idea. I've got 11 holes to play, and I've got to go out there and play them well."