Torrey Pines, California ….

Tiger Woods has targeted a doube-digit under par finish to his 2019 Farmers Insurance Open campaign at Torrey Pines.

The seven-time event winner heads into the final day of his first event of the New Year sharing 48th place at five-under par thanks to rounds of 70, 70 and a day three 71.

Woods again drew the largest following on day three but failing to produce any real fireworks to be actually two-over par through 12 holes thanks to a bogey at his first hole or the 10th on the scorecard, a birdie at his ninth and then bogeys at his 10th and 12th holes.

Tiger Woods looking to end his first event of a new season with a double digit under par four-round total . (Photo @tourmiss)

The current World No. 13 birdied his 14th hole and then saved the best for last in holing an 11-footer for birdie at the par-3 eighth hole or his 17th and then producing a great up-and-down from a greenside bunker at his last, and where Woods put a huge amount of spin of his ball for his 85-foot shot from the bunker to brilliantly stop just less than six-feet from the hole for birdie.

“I finally drove it good and didn’t hit my irons very close and again had a bunch of close calls on putts that just didn’t go in. Then finally I made birdies at my last two,” he said.

“So heading to tomorrow if I can just get something positive. I think if I can get to double digits would be nice, just a nice way to end the week. I’ve got to play a little bit better than I have, and if I can drive it like I did today and hit my irons a little bit better and give myself plenty of looks, it’s frustrating because I’m hitting a lot of good putts and they’re just not going in.”

Woods will now play the last round in the company of fellow Americans Ben Silverman and Scott Stallings.