Woods: Loss to Bjerregaard is 'going to sting for a few days'

AUSTIN, Texas — Tiger Woods hit the putt he wanted. He just didn’t have the read he needed.

Woods lipped out a 5-footer Saturday afternoon on the 18th green to lose his quarterfinal match to Lucas Bjerregaard and exit the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.

Woods hit a disappointing second shot into the front bunker and then splashed out below the hole. After conceding Bjerregaard’s par putt, Woods needed to save his own four to push the all-square match to extra holes.

Unbelievable.@LBjerregaard does the unthinkable and defeats Tiger Woods @DellMatchPlay.#QuickHits pic.twitter.com/8nPWRoFEQ1

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 30, 2019“Well, we read it inside left, left center, and the putt went left,”…