Sergio Garcia in contention as Lee Westwood fades at CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur Moore, who beat compatriot Gary Woodland in a play-off 12 months ago, said: "It's great déjà vu because I am in a similar position to last year. I played good, solid golf the last two days. It [the course] challenges every aspect of your game. You have to put it in position off the tee and hit a lot of different shots off hanging lies. It makes you hit golf shots, you can't just go out there and make golf swings. Westwood, who fired a hole-in-one on the 11th in a second-round 65, was looking to complete a unique double by winning on the PGA Tour and European Tour on the same course in the same season after his Malaysian Open win in April. However, after three birdies in the first five holes on Saturday the former world No 1 bogeyed the sixth and then struggled home in 40 to card a 74. At five under par, the 41-year-old had drifted seven shots off the pace.