US Open - Final DayUS Open by Chris W - BBC Sport (U10220830) 15 June 2008 ![]() Another Tiger Woods victory in a major, amid the most testing of circumstances, would be one hell of a tale come the early hours of this morning. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Limerickjohn (U6846988) posted Jun 16, 2008 The best US Open in a long time........i'd be amazed if Mediate shoots better thasn 75 today.........he seems to have already conceded with his comments..........what a performance from him though..............Woods though....wow....great week from Westwood, he just didn't drive well enough yesterday.........
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brentwoodhammer (U7707088) posted Jun 16, 2008 I'm a huge fan of Tiger - it's an honour to be part of the on-going master class - even as a very distant observer - but this is potentially Roy of the rovers stuff - hope the other guy at least puts up a decent show and maybe even takes it with his own 15 footer on the 18th (but he's gonna have to have a lorra lorra bottle for that one).
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jarheadvision (U11975110) posted Jun 16, 2008 Tiger roars and Rocco Rocks......... Heard Woods played hopelessly yet is still in contention of making it number 14!
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Julianc (U916086) posted Jun 16, 2008 With a few quid each way on Rocco at very pleasant odds, I was willing Woods to prove he was human after all and miss his last green putt - but despite the likely financial consequences today, you have to take your hat off to the man and enjoy watching the best golfer we are ever likely to see.
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jpjames (U6661240) posted Jun 16, 2008 Westwood says it proves he has a major in him finishing 3rd. I think not 2nd or 3nd is a long way from winning. Ask Monty
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KingArthuronice (U4717139) posted Jun 16, 2008 Firstly well done to Westwood, many a decent golfer has fallen apart against Tiger in the final pairing. Second point; this 'knee' thing is wearisome, if he (Tiger) really had a bad knee he would not dare risk his future career for a single tournament, major or not. Finally, an 18 hole play-off just seems so wrong.
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millmoorlane (U10639068) posted Jun 16, 2008 KingArthuronice...depends what you mean by risking his future career. Clearly, he's got doctors who are telling him that doing this will delay the healing process etc - maybe he should really have had an extra 2 weeks off or something. However, they'll also be telling him if the pressure he's putting on it will do long term damage.
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abitofsevemagic (U12354523) posted Jun 16, 2008 wise words king arthur, 100% agree - he's pulled out of competitions before when not fit - if he was not 100% he would have pulled out of this. Just more physcology by young eldrick and we all fall for it. awesome golfer, but getting a tad arrogant of late me thinks
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MagdaMien (U11512085) posted Jun 16, 2008 Just not too quick with the result page: They are still fighting it out in a 18-hole play-off. It's time to get a subscription to Sport1 to get a view of other matches (for instance the Ryder Cup), since we are not spoilt with much action on the tube. And just my luck: Miguel Ángel is doing it again, although he is not in the fray for 1st. But 6th is an admirable result. For him I hope that my subscription to a golf-transmitting channel will not turn his chances. Last time I didn't look he won at Wentworth, but good old Eurosport had canned a report for me to record! Comment on this article |