Tiger Woods celebrates eagle

World's top golfer Tiger Woods celebrates after knocking down an eagle on the 14th hole of the Ibusuki Golf Club in the third-round of the 150 million yen Casio World Open golf tournament. Making his debut in the official Japan PGA tour competition, Woods has struggled over the three days to be in tie for 19th at 2-under par. ==Kyodo

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