The American is within touching distance of the lead heading into the final day in Florida.
Woods is playing some of his best golf since before a string of back problems kept him out of action.
And the 42-year-old seems incredibly confident of rolling back the years to win the tournament, despite a host of names being just a few shots off the pace.
“I am excited, I feel good,” he said on Saturday.
“I feel like I’m playing a little bit better.
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“Made a bogey at the last hole yesterday with a sand wedge.
“Other than that, it’s been a clean last couple of days.
“Been really good, really consistent.
“I’ve moved myself up the board but at least I’ve got a shot.”
Woods has continuously attempted to get back to his best after copious amounts of surgery on his back problems.
But the golf icon insists he is not suffering as much as previous years.
“I would say the Wyndham Championship was hard because I was suffering from the back pain,” he added.
“I had a hard time bending over to put.
“And the fact I made any putts on the last couple of days really is amazing.”