Tiger Woods Dominates U S Open With 15 Stroke Victory
Sports stars praise Tiger Woods after a record 15 stroke win at the U S Open. Quotes from Jack Nicklaus Mark O'Meara and many others laud his all around game driving distance short game and clutch putting while noting the era defining performance and disbelief of rivals.
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Tiger Woods Dominates Open Amid Calls for Course Adjustments
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Tiger Woods dominates U S Open with 15 stroke win
Tiger Woods fired a bogey free Sunday to post a 272 total, the best major win margin in history. Miguel Angel Jimenez and Ernie Els tied for second at 287, John Huston fourth at 288. Woods surpassed prior records, earning $800,000 and a career earnings milestone, while peers noted his unprecedented drive and putting as the key to his dominance.
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