Intro:

Tiger Woods admits he 'wasn't very good' after carding an opening four-over-par 76 at the US PGA Championship, which leaves the four-time winner eight shots behind early Valhalla co-clubhouse leader Lee Westwood. Phil Mickelson also looks back on the opening round in Kentucky.

Script:

SOUNDBITE (English): Tiger Woods/ 3-over par for the day, 3-over for the tournament, on his first round form:

"It wasn't very good. A lot of bad shots and I never got a putt to the hole. I hit them all my lines. Just for some reason I thought they were going to be a little bit quicker, and I didn't make the adjustment well enough. I had plenty of looks to turn my round around and then post something even par, even under par."

SOUNDBITE (English): Tiger Woods/ 3-over par for the day, 3-over for the tournament:

"Yeah, I get to under par by the end of tomorrow, whatever that is, or end of my second round. If we get storms, it could be Saturday. If I get under par for two rounds, that will be right in the ball game."

SOUNDBITE (English): Phil Mickelson/ 2-under par for the day, 2-under for the tournament:

"Given the first eight holes, it was a good start. I thought I was ready to let loose. I thought I had a mid to low 60s round in me. I thought I was going to light it up. Then I came out and played the way I did the first eight holes. I'm appreciative that I was able to get settled in, hit some good shots, make some good birdies, and get myself in position where the first round didn't cost me to where I'm playing huge catch up. I go out tomorrow and shoot the round I feel is coming then I'm right in position to move up the leaderboard rather than just trying to get back in position."