Tiger Woods to make cut at Honda Classic after early leader Tom Gillis sets course record 64 in second round Still, he could take solace from his second-round performance in Florida, which included five birdies - although none of them, curiously, at PGA National's two reachable par-fives. Woods, starting at the 10th on one over par, fashioned two back-nine birdies: first, when he struck his pitch to within a foot of the pin at the 13th, and the second when he sank a 25-footer three holes later. Clumsy errors remained, though. At the 14th, he failed to recover after driving into the rough, before missing an opportunity from eight feet at the 18th. A double-bogey at the par-three fifth, after he pulled his tee-shot into the water, inflicted further damage on his scorecard. But two late birdie threes at the eighth and ninth removed any fears he may harboured of missing the cut. Lee Westwood, partnering Woods, could not make the progress he intended. The Englishman was short of his best during his 69, managing a birdie at the par-three 15th but handing the stroke straight back with a bogey at the 17th. Padraig Harrington betrayed glimpses of his form of old with a 68 to finish at two under - quite a feat, given that he had drifted to three over at one stage in his first round. Darren Clarke, the Open champion, was hopelessly adrift at eight over after a 75.