Then we get to No. 16, the 577-yard par-five noteworthy in Woods' 2006 win as the only hole at which he used a driver the entire tournament — and there just once.
Vargas wrote that he used a driver's license from Oregon which he obtained with help from friends there who allowed him to use their address as proof of residency as legal identification when he first became a staff writer at The Washington Post.
The magazine highlights Jesper Parnevik's criticism of Woods, a blistering string of comments in which he said he hopes Woods' wife, Elin Nordegren, "uses a driver next time instead of a 3-iron," regarding her reported use of golf clubs on Woods' SUV.
Mr. Gerhartsreiter told her during their 13-year marriage that he had never used a driver's license or a Social Security card, according to court filings — apparently to explain his lack of identification — and even persuaded her to file tax returns as a single person.
At No. 17, Duval usually tees off with a 3-wood, but today he felt good enough to use a driver.
Tiger Woods, who would prefer mandatory testing before every round in a PGA Tour event, has charged that at least one pro, whom he declined to identify, is knowingly using a driver that does not conform to the United States Golf Association's restrictions on the club face's springlike effect.
Today at the same hole, Parnevik used a driver and a 5-wood.
Many players, Phil Mickelson included, don't even use a driver off the 18th tee.
Another aftermarket device helps secure your car by using a driver's fingerprints.
Citizens can use a driver's license or a voter ID.
He also used a fake driver's license to register vehicles, according to the district attorney's office.
