By his own account, he is trying to strike a more positive profile this go-round, obviously seeking to sand away some of the rough edges left over from his time in the national spotlight in the 1990s.
However, his drive found sand and the 48-year-old American had to settle for a bogey and a final round of 69 that left him tied at 14-under 270 with Hoffman who had started the fourth round two shots off the lead.