Johnson collapses in final round at Pebble Beach Open
Dustin Johnson enters Pebble Beach with a three stroke lead but stumbles with a triple bogey double bogey stretch and a late three putt. He shoots 82 and ties for eighth as Graeme McDowell wins the Open. Tiger Woods comments on aggression baiting.
McDowell Wins U.S. Open Inside Turbulent Final Round
Colin McDowell captures his first U S Open title with even par 284, as Tiger Woods Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els stumble. Gregory Havret finishes one back after a strong late bid, while Johnsson collapses to derail his chances.
Miyazato wins ShopRite LPGA and rises to No 1 ranking
Ai Miyazato fired a 7 under 64 to win the ShopRite LPGA Classic in Galloway New Jersey, clinching the world number one spot in the rankings. M J Hul finished two behind in solo second as Inbee Park, Hee Won Han and Katherine Hull shared fourth at 11 under.
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Graeme McDowell Wins Open Title in Dramatic Finish
Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland wins the Open by one stroke over Gregory Harret after a final round 74. He earns 1.35 million dollars, his first US and major victory, while Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson finish tied for fourth. Dustin Johnson collapses from a three shot lead with a triple bogey and double bogey, finishing poorly. McDowell’s round marks the second straight Open winner to birdie once, a record not seen since 1985.
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Tiger Woods Fails to Close Open Championship Challenge
Tiger Woods, unable to shoot par or better, squares off with Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson as his Open bid slips away. Johnson loses a three shot lead, Mickelson stalls, and Woods finishes tied for fourth behind Gregory Harret of France, amid questions about his killer instinct and focus.
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