Woods finishes off week at Memorial with 2-over 74

DUBLIN, Ohio – “Today was a lot better,” said Tiger Woods following a closing-round 74 at the Memorial that left him mired in last place.

He was actually 11 strokes better on Sunday following his third-round 85 that represented his highest score on the PGA Tour, but what moral victories he enjoyed will be short-lived with the U.S. Open just two weeks away and a game that’s clearly a work in progress.

“Just trying to shoot under par,” said Woods, who was first off on Sunday and played in two hours and 51 minutes by himself. “Just to go out there and shoot the best score I possibly can. Just because I'm in last place doesn't change how I play golf. Whether it's the first day or last day doesn't…