Tiger Woods in the rough in Turkey A thunderstorm in Belek has resulted in a three hour delay in the first round of the Turkish Open. Tiger Woods had accuracy probelsm during the rain-affected opening round of the Turkish Airlines Open Source: AP WORLD No1 Tiger Woods could manage to hit just two fairways on the opening day of the weather-affected Turkish Open in Belek. An early morning thunderstorm resulted in a three hour delay in play and when poor light halted play near 5pm local time only 15 players in the 78-player elite field had managed to complete their round in the $US7 million ($7.37m) event. Woods struggled with the driver managing to hit just two fairway at the 10th and 11th holes and minutes before poor light halted play in the penultimate European Tour event of the season. A morning thunderstorm meant play did not commence until 12.05 pm local time but with only 15 players in the elite 78 player field managing to complete their round. The 14-time major winning Woods was lying at one under par after 10 holes and six shots behind three players leading on seven under par and who too had not completed their first round. The three are the South African Darren Fichardt, who had both played 14 holes, along the England pair of Paul Casey and Steve Webster, who had played 14 and 12 holes respectively. The clubhouse leader is the pair of Argentina's Ricardo Gonzalez and Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen who shot rounds of six under par 66s. He went to two under par with a birdie at the par three, eighth hole but after missing the fairway at the next, the par four ninth hole he took bogey to fall back to one-under par. Woods had just driven off the par five, 11th hole in the company of current European No1 Henrik Stenson and fellow US Open champion, Justin Rose when the siren sounded and giving the players the option to complete the hole they were playing. He did so by sticking a white tee peg in the ground from where he will resume his round at 8am local time Friday. "I thought when we teed off we would be lucky to get in 11 holes and I was pretty spot on," said Woods. But towards the end we were hitting about a half-a-club short.