PALM HARBOR, Fla. — John Daly at least was proud of a beautiful pitch from 30 yards to a foot of the cup.

It allowed him to limit the damage to a 10.

Whatever hopes Daly had of making the cut Friday in the Tampa Bay Championship ended early in his second round when he made a 10 on the par-4 third hole at Innisbrook. He hooked his 4-iron hybrid into the trees and decided to pitch out toward the fairway.

His second shot clipped a tree and went backward into bushes and grass so deep he had to take a penalty drop. His fourth shot hit another tree and went back to where it was, only this time he thought he could play it. Daly didn’t pull off that shot. He barely got out into the rough with his seventh shot, and then knocked his eighth shot to about 30 yards of the green.

It was the 15th time Daly has made at least a 10 on one hole — at least on the PGA Tour.