TURNBERRY, Scotland – The sea breeze in his face was not nearly as important to Tiger Woods as finding the best route around three pot bunkers on the 10th hole at Turnberry.

He aimed his tee shot to the right, on the high side of two bunkers, then pulled his 3-wood just enough that the ball bounded along the links until it stopped rolling just three yards short of the sand.

This was OK.

“That’s the whole idea,” Woods said. “Some of these holes sucker you into trying to take it over the bunkers.”

A bold tee shot would leave a shorter approach into...

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