Phil Mickelson birdied the final hole at The Open Championship to cap a round of 5-under 66 that sent him surging up the leaderboard and to the victory in Scotland. Mickelson finished the tournament at 3-under, and won his fifth major championship.
Phil Mickelson birdied the final hole at The Open Championship to cap a round of 5-under 66 that sent him surging up the leaderboard and to the victory in Scotland. Mickelson finished the tournament at 3-under, and won his fifth major championship.
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Phil Mickelson and caddie Jim Mackay embraced after Mickelson's birdie putt on the 18th green Sunday.
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Phil Mickelson also celebrated his stellar final round with his wife, Amy, and their children.
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Tiger Woods started the final round with a bogey and was unable to get on track despite being only 2 shots off the lead when the final round started. On No. 11, he found himself in some tall grass with a difficult shot.
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Henrik Stenson finished alone in second place, three shots behind Phil Mickelson at even par 284.
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Lee Westwood of England led by two after the third round, but shot 75 in the final roun d and finished tied for third.
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Adam Scott tied for third after a closing-round 72.
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Phil Mickelson birdied the 14th hole en route to his victory on Sunday.
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Lee Westwood outplayed Tiger Woods and grabbed a two-shot lead in the British Open after Round 3 on Saturday. Widely considered the best player of his generation to have never won a major, Westwood is the 54-hole leader for the second time.
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Tiger Woods has never won a major when trailing going into the last day. “There’s a bunch of guys who have a chance to win this tournament,” Woods said.
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Hunter Mahan, also going after that maiden major with far fewer credentials than Westwood, will be playing in the final group at his second straight major. His 68 matched the best score of the third round.
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This is his Tiger Woods’ best chance to end his five-year drought in the majors since the upheaval in his personal life at the end of 2009.
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Masters champion Adam Scott, who had a 70 on Saturday, is poised to be the first player with a multiple-major season in seven years.
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Ryan Moore of the U.S. lines up a putt on the first green during the third round. He ended the day with a 72, five shots behind.
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Two-time major champion Angel Cabrera of Argentina opened with 12 pars and had a roller-coaster finish—double bogey, birdie, bogey—for a 73 on day three.
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Former Masters champion Zach Johnson of the United States was one over 214 at the end of Round 3.
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Henrik Stenson of Sweden played a shot off the 16th tee during the third round and ended tied for fifth on day three.
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There are plenty of competitors still in the game — five major champions within five shots of the lead, a list that goes down to Phil Mickelson (center) at five shots behind.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez of Spain lined up a putt during the second round Open Championship. Jimenez shot an even 71 on the day to stay at -3 for the tournament. The 49-year-old was the leader after Round 2, but fell to 11 shots behind in Round 3.
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Tiger Woods walked off the 18th green after he finished the second round of the Open Championship. Woods overcame some early struggles to birdie the final hole and finish even for the day, 2-under-par through the first half of the Open.
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Martin Laird played his third shot from the rough on the 17th hole during the second round. Laird shot an even 71 on the day at sits at -1 for the Open.
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Lee Westwood hit his third shot on the 18th during the second round. Westwood shot an impressive -3 on the day to sit at 2-under-par for the tournament heading into the weekend.
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Henrik Stenson played a shot on the third hole during the second round. Stenson shot back-to-back 70s to pull to 2-under-par after two days at the Open Championship.
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Tiger Woods lined up a putt on the 16th green during the second round of the Open Championship.
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Zach Johnson shook hands with his caddie after finishing as the first day leader with 5 under par in the 2013 Open Championship.
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Rafael Cabrera-Bello watched his tee shot on the 16th hole. Cabrera-Bello finished the first day tied for second overall at -4.
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Mark O'Meara hit out of the bunker on the 15th hole during the first round. O'Meara finished the day at -4, one shot behind Zach Johnson for the lead.
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Brandt Snedeker chipped onto the fifth green during the first round of the Open Championship. Snedeker finished the first day at -3, two shots back of the leader Zach Johnson.
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Tiger Woods lined up his putt on the 18th green of the 2013 Open Championship at Muirfield. Woods finished -2 on the day, three shots behind leader Zach Johnson.
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Tiger Woods faced a difficult lie in the bunker on the 12th hole, but he was able to get out and save par entoure to a 2-under-par 69 on the first day of the Open Championship.
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Phil Mickelson on the 8th green during the first round. Mickelson shot a 69 on the first day, good for 2-under-par, and three shots back of the leader.
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Adam Scott hit his tee shot on the 13th hole during the first round. The reigning Masters champion finished with an even 71 on the first day of the Open Championship.
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Ernie Els played a shot on the first hole during the first round of the Open Championship. The tournament's defending champion finished at +3 on the first day.
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Fresh off his major victory at the U.S. Open, Justin Rose lined up a putt on the 2nd green during the first round. Rose shot a +4 on the first day of the Open Championship.
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The opening round was not kind to two-time major champion Rory McIlroy, as he shot a 79, 8-over-par, and was looking at an early exit in the 2013 Open Championship.
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Austrailian Peter Senior hit the opening tee shot on the 1st to get the 2013 Open Championship at Muirfield underway.
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