Sunday Tiger Woods fired a final-round 6-under-par 66 on Sunday to jump up the leaderboard in the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship at Doral. Beginning the last round tied for 30th, he climbed to a tie for 10th with a 72-hole score of 8-under 280. The 66 was Woods’ lowest PGA Tour score since a final-round 63 in the Deutsche Bank Championship in 2009. It was also tied for Woods’ lowest round of the year with a second-round 66 at the Omega Dubai Desert Challenge in February.

“I hit a lot of good shots out there today,” Woods said of his seven-birdie, one-bogey performance. “When I did miss it, I knew exactly what the fix was and was able to rectify it.”

After struggling on the grainy greens the first two rounds, Woods switched from his trusty Scotty Cameron putter to a Nike Method mallet putter Saturday and Sunday. It made for a quick improvement, as he used 28 putts Saturday and only 25 on Sunday.

“I’m peaking at the right time,” laughed Woods.