PGA Championship 2009 Leaderboard Betting Positions Update

Tiger Woods, world number one, came to head yesterday, with 67 hits, five under par, the 91 edition of the PGA Championship Golf, based in Chaska, state of Minnesota, at the conclusion of the first round.

Woods managed to birdie the hole in 2, 3, 12 and 15, while the other 14 holes in the pair was able to get advantage of an impact on the Irish Pádraig Harrington and two on a quartet of players including the Spanish Alvaro Quiros.

They also share the third position Australians Mathew Goggin and Roger Allenby and American Hunter Mahan.

"It's so nice to start the first round," said Woods, who has five victories this year, the latest in the Bridgestone International last Sunday.

"But certainly you can not win the tournament in a single day."

If Woods wins this contest will be the eleventh player in history to reach the victory on a lid and then after a Grand Slam.

Just Wood was the last to do so in 2007 when it also won the Bridgestone and then in the PGA Championship.

Other Latin American representatives present yesterday in the Hazeltine National Golf Club is located in the following positions: 9. Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (70/España) 17. Sergio García (71/España) 41. Camilo Villegas (73/Colombia) 94. Miguel A. Jimenez (Spain) and Andres Romero (Argentina), both with 75 hits and 109. Angel Cabrera (76/Argentina).