Tiger Woods begins his 2019 PGA Tour schedule this week at Torrey Pines in the Farmers Insurance Open. Interestingly, Woods' last major tournament win — the 2008 U.S. Open — came at Torrey Pines, where he also won the Farmers in 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2013. The Farmers Insurance Open is a full-field PGA Tour event, with a cut after 36 holes. The 14-time major winner traditionally begins his golf year with the tournament since it's right in his wheelhouse. He's looking to pick up where he left off in 2018 following a victory at the Tour Championship — his first PGA Tour win in more than five years. MORE: Watch the Farmers Insurance Open live and on-demand with fuboTV Defending champion Jason Day, world No. 2 Justin Rose and Jordan Spieth are also among notables in a competitive field. Follow Tiger and the rest below with our live Farmers Insurance Open leaderboard. Farmers Insurance Open leaderboard: Live scores from Torrey Pines Click here or refresh if you don't see scores and results above.<doc-sep>Justin Rose put his foot down on Torrey Pines Friday afternoon, extending his lead at the 2019 Farmers Insurance Open with a second-round 66 on the South Course, after shooting a 63 on Thursday, one short of Jon Rahm's field-leading round. Rose admitted that his gameplan included going low on the North Course, where the field was scoring more than two strokes better on average, to put himself in a good position in case the South Course got the best of him on Friday. Instead, Rose once again had one of the best rounds of the day across the entire field regardless of course and took control of the tournament. First place -- Justin Rose (-15): There really isn't much about Rose's game that looks out of sync or out of his total control right now. While Jon Rahm and Billy Horschel -- who both shared and contended for the lead at different points in the day -- fell behind with errors late in the day, Rose separated himself from the group with steady play and got aggressive when given the opportunity. Last place -- Seamus Power (+10): The South Course got the best of Power, who followed a 76 on Thursday with a 78 on the tougher course on Friday. Having arguably the best name in the field isn't going to be a magic ticket that will allow him to stick around for the weekend action, and Power will be headed home along with the other golfers who failed to finish at 3 under or better. Other contenders -- Hideki Matsuyama (-12), Ryan Palmer (-10), Jon Rahm (-10), Billy Horschel (-10): It was a particularly frustrating even par round of 72 for Rahm, who showed his frustration on the course and really lost the tempo and rhythm that powered his 62 on the North Course. Matsuyama is the under-the-radar player to watch from this group heading into the weekend, coming off back-to-back 66s. Stat of the day: Rory McIlroy had the best round of the day across the entire field with is 65 on the North Course. McIlroy started the day with multiple eagles in his first nine holes, something he hasn't done in a PGA Tour event since the 2014 Open, an event that he would go on to win. McIlroy has a real opportunity to chase down the leaders and has shown the form that suggests he can do it on the weekend. Right now, he's leading the field in strokes gained off the tee and his round on Friday showed how quickly he can move up a leaderboard when the putts start to drop. Quote of the day: "That way!" Rickie Fowler exasperatingly hollered after a missed tee shot. But the story gets better: Fowler had hit his second shot from another tee box, and nearly got up-and-down for an eagle after an out-of-this-world second shot. Fowler's gear for Friday caused quite a commotion, so I'll weigh in: the shirt looks good. I wouldn't be on the forefront of the untucked trend myself, but this is kind of a home game for Fowler not only with the tournament in southern California, but also as a spokesperson for the event's title sponsor. I can see why this is a week for peacocking for him, and I'll accept but choose not to participate in this casual on-course style. Shot of the day: Let's go back to McIlroy, who one-hopped his approach shot on 16 for his second eagle of the day. What to watch on the weekend: Will Justin Rose run away with this? The weather forecast calls for more perfect conditions and only a hint of more wind for the leaders in the afternoon. Tiger Woods will be one of the first out on the course and we'll be tracking his attempts to go low and put some pressure on the leaders after he followed up his 70 on Thursday with yet another 70 on the easier North Course on Friday. CBS Sports was with you the entire way updating this space live with the latest scores, analysis and highlights from Round 2 at Torrey Pines, particularly when Woods is in action. You can also catch the featured groups on PGA Tour Live. If you are unable to view the live updates below, please click here. Thanks for stopping by.<doc-sep>Tiger Woods' 2019 season got underway on Thursday with a 2-under 70 at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines. Woods didn't deviate too far from even par throughout the round, tallying five birdies and three bogies in his 18 holes. MORE: Watch the Farmers Insurance Open on demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial) Despite shooting under par for the round, Woods will have a steep hill to climb to make his way toward the top of the leaderboard. Jon Rahm currently sits in first place after shooting 10-under for the round. Woods is tied for 54th. Sporting News tracked Woods' score and provided live highlights throughout his round below. Farmers Insurance Open Leaderboard Click here for our live Famers Insurance Open leaderboard with up-to-date scores and tee times for Tiger and the field at Torrey Pines. Tiger Woods results, updates from Farmers Open Hole (Par) Tiger's score Place 1 (4) Even T-41 2 (4) +1 T-104 3 (3) +1 T-110 4 (4) +1 T-111 5 (4) +1 T-108 6 (5) Even T-80 7 (4) Even T-84 8 (3) Even T-85 9 (5) -1 T-57 10 (4) -1 T-60 11 (3) -2 T-41 12 (4) -1 T-60 13 (5) -2 T-45 14 (4) -2 T-50 15 (4) -2 T-50 16 (3) -1 T-65 17 (4) -1 T-65 18 (5) -2 T-54 Hole 18: Par 5, 578 yards Woods gets on the green in two shots on the par five and two putts to finish his round on a high note. Hole 17: Par 4, 429 yards Another green in regulation for Woods, who two puts for the par. Hole 16: Par 3, 225 yards Quick trip to the bunker for Woods, who gets out of there on his second shot but his still about 10 feet away from the hole. Par putt falls about 18 inches from the hole and he bogeys back down to 1-under. Hole 15: Par 4, 479 yards First shot winds up in the rough to the right for the second consecutive hole. After laying up near the green, Woods nearly holes in a pitch before tapping in for par. Hole 14: Par 4, 438 yards A tee shot into the rough barely leads to a green in regulation. Birdie putt runs past the cup and Woods pars for the first time in since hole No. 10. Hole 13: Par 5, 598 yards Both par fives thus far have resulted in birdies for Woods. He finds himself just 101 yards from the hole after his first two shots. The following shot goes on the green and Woods makes the 29-foot putt to get himself back to 2-under! The patrons had a feeling this one had chance. #LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/FK5lACfFnU — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 24, 2019 Hole 12: Par 4, 514 yards Woods' tee shot goes into the rough on the left side, but he recovers by hitting his next shot onto the fairway near the green. He then pitches onto the green but two putts for bogey to drop a stroke. Hole 11: Par 3, 215 yards The first shot on No. 11 comes within three feet of the pin, one of his best shots of the day. The ball wobbled a bit as Woods was going to hit his second shot, but no penalty is assessed and he easily birdies to gain another stroke. Hole 10: Par 4, 404 yards Pretty straightforward hole 10 for Woods, who goes tee shot-fairway-green-par to stay 1-under. Hole 9: Par 5, 608 yards A drive into the rough and short second shot spell early trouble on the ninth hole, but Woods quickly recovers by hitting shot No. 3 on the green and sinking the birdie putt to finish the front nine 1-under. Some Tiger stats from that front nine: Hole 8: Par 3, 170 yards Tee shot on the short par three lands on the middle of the green about 45 feet from the pin. Birdie putt misses but it's an easy par for Woods, who sits six shots behind the leaders and has some ground to make up. Hole 7: Par 4, 468 yards Another par for Woods, who one-putts after a strong chip. Hole 6: Par 5, 544 yards A strong tee shot put Woods in position to get on the green in the two shots, but the approach falls into the bunker. The third shot makes the fringe about 10 feet from the hole and Woods sinks a much-needed birdie putt. He is back to even par. Hole 5: Par 4, 456 yards After driving the tee shot into the bunker, Woods rebounds with an approach shot on the green about 20 feet from the pin. Birdie chance just misses and it's another par. Hole 4: Par 4, 474 yards Another green in regulation, but the birdie putt is missed again. Three pars in the first four holes. Hole 3: Par 3, 203 yards The tee shot lands about 10 feet from the hole, setting up a makeable birdie putt that goes just long. Woods taps in for a par. Hole 2: Par 4, 397 yards Not as ideal of an opening tee shot for Woods, who finds himself in the rough. The second shot falls into the bunker, and although he is able to get on the green shortly after, his par putt missed and Woods is forced to bogey. Hole 1: Par 4, 448 yards Woods starts off strong by hitting his tee shot on the fairway and getting on the green with his approach shot, but he two-putts and settles for par. The leaders currently sit at 3-under. 1:30 p.m.: Woods getting some shots in before he begins his round.<doc-sep>
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Justin Rose (21-under) won the PGA Tour’s Farmers Insurance Open 2019 on Sunday, Jan. 27, at Torrey Pines Golf Course in California. Adam Scott (19-under) finished second. FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN LEADERBOARD PGA TOUR FARMERS INSURANCE OPEN Site: San Diego. Courses: Torrey Pines GC. South Course (Yardage: Par: ); North Course (Yardage: Par:) Purse: $7.1 million. Winner's share: $1,278,000. Television: Thursday-Friday, 3-7 p.m. (Golf Channel); Saturday, 1-2:45 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-6 p.m. (CBS); Sunday, 1-2:45 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-6:30 (CBS). Defending champion: Jason Day. FedEx Cup leader: Xander Schauffele. Last week: Adam Long won the Desert Classic. Notes: Tiger Woods plays his first tournament of the year at Torrey Pines for the ninth time. He birdied his last hole to make the cut on the number and tied for 23rd last year. Woods is an eight-time winner at Torrey, including his 2008 U.S. Open. ... Phil Mickelson is skipping his hometown tournament, ending 28 consecutive years. Mickelson has not embraced the South Course since the Rees Jones redo ahead of the U.S. Open. ... Justin Rose is playing, giving the field the No. 1 player in the world. The field also features four other players from the top 10 — Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Rory McIlroy and Tony Finau. ... McIlroy, who is skipping the Middle East swing on the European Tour, is playing Torrey for the first time. ... Jordan Spieth, who missed the cut in his PGA Tour debut as a pro, returns for the first time since 2015. ... Jason Day won last year in a playoff that did not finish until Monday morning, with no fans on the golf course. ... Schauffele, who grew up in San Diego, has not made the cut in three previous appearances at the Farmers Insurance Open. Next week: Waste Management Phoenix Open. Online: www.pgatour.com (Fact box from Associated Press.)