By Chris Rosvoglou After opening up the third round of the Masters with a bogey, Tiger Woods managed to pick up his first birdie of the weekend on the second hole. Unfortunately, things took a turn for the worse on the 5th hole. Since the odds of Woods coming up with a birdie on this hole were fairly slim, he tried to use his third attempt as a chance to get within five feet of the hole. Woods executed that part of the plan fairly well. However, the 15-time major champion was unable to save par. To make matters worse, Woods missed his follow-up attempt. As a result, he finished the par-4 with …