Updated 2:30 p.m.

Tiger Woods began the 2015 Open Championship at St. Andrews — a venue where he’s won two Claret Jugs — with a 4-over par 76.

Benign conditions greeted the players on Thursday at the Old Course, and the leaderboard was filled with low scores; most notably Dustin Johnson at 7-under par and Jordan Spieth at 5-under. With 63 players under par after Round 1, Tiger will be climbing uphill to make the 36-hole cut.

Follow along as we provide highlights, lowlights and updates from Tiger’s second round.

What happened on Thursday?

It was a head-scratching start for Woods, who buried his approach shot in the burn on No. 1 on his way to an opening hole bogey.

Things didn’t improve. He made three more bogeys on the outward nine, and shot even-par coming home with a lone birdie on No. 14.

His first-day 76 was his highest opening round in four Opens at St. Andrews.

Live from Round 2

Hole 1: Tiger started with a squirrelly shot to the right side of the fairway, but hit his approach to 25 feet and made a six-footer to salvage par.

It’s a stressful two-putt, left the first one about 6 feet short and makes it. Mo, I suppose but not what I was thinking. #TheOpen

— GC Tiger Tracker (@GCTigerTracker) July 17, 2015

Hole 2: His tee shot swerved way right into the rough, and his approach dead left into a green side bunker, but made a fantastic up-and-down to save yet another par.

Hole 3: Another par; two-putt from just off the putting surface.

Hole 4: Tiger gets off the par-train with a three-putt from about 60 feet. He sits at 5-over for the championship, T132.

Holes 5 and 6: After failing to make birdie on the par-5 fifth despite a drive in the fairway, Tiger made a two-putt bogey on No. 6 following a wayward drive into a gorse bush on the right. He’s now 16 shots back of leader Dustin Johnson, and sits T140.

Holes 7-9: All pars. It’s rainy, cold and getting dark. Each hole that passes without a birdie for Woods means one hole closer to a missed cut.

Hey! Tiger hit a golf shot! pic.twitter.com/UpHmx5dfoU

— Luke Kerr-Dineen (@LukeKerrDineen) July 17, 2015

Hole 10: Tiger stuffs his approach and makes his first birdie of the day. He’s still five-shots back of the projected cut-line (even-par).

Hole 11: Two-putt par from 35 feet. This may be his last hole for the day due to darkness.

Interesting. 2nd-round play not officially suspended yet, but players have the option of heading in. #TheOpen Scores: http://t.co/LqpqyyvXWM

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 17, 2015

Although play isn’t officially suspended (darkness), it appears that Tiger elected to call it quits for the day before finishing the 12th hole.

He made it to the weekend, but will need a slew of birdies on holes 12-18 on Saturday to earn a tee-time for Round 3. He currently sits 5-strokes out of the even-par projected cut line, and 15 shots back of leader Dustin Johnson (10-under).

Round 2, cont’d on Saturday

Hole 12: A par to start the day. The wind is howling, but he needs to string together a bunch of birdies coming home to have a shot.

Holes 13: Bogey, and any hopes of making the cut are slashed. It took about 10 hours to finish the hole because of a wind delay, but finding a pot bunker off the tee had already sealed his fate.

Holes 14 and 15: Two bogeys. Just trying to get through the round and get out of here.

Holes 16-18: Tiger birdied the 16th, made a slick up-and-down par from the Road Hole Bunker to save par at 17, and nearly drove the green at 18, but failed to capitalize and finished with a par.

A 75 on Saturday leaves him 7-over for the Open, sitting in T147 and well-removed from the even-par cutline. Many thought St. Andrews would be the venue where Tiger would find his game and some major-championship magic. That was not the case.