Sun, 27 Aug, 2006 - 23:31
Ten years to the day he turned professional Tiger Woods reminded everybody today that he is human – and still he won.
After losing a three-stroke lead in the last five holes Woods registered his fourth straight victory – and fifth in eight years at Firestone Country Club in Akron – by beating fellow American Stewart Cink at the fourth hole of a play-off.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Firestone Country ClubPlace: AkronPlace: AmericaPlace: MunichPlace: GermanyPlace: EuropePlace: DetroitPlace: K ClubPerson: WoodsPerson: Tiger WoodsPerson: Stewart CinkPerson: Woods’Person: Paul CaseyPerson: CinkPerson: Jim FurykPerson: FurykPerson: CaseyPerson: TigerPerson: Paul McGinleyPerson: Jose Maria OlazabalPerson: Lee WestwoodPerson: Ian PoulterPerson: Ian WoosnamPerson: WestwoodPerson: Fred CouplesPerson: Sergio GarciaPerson: Darren ClarkePerson: HeatherPerson: PoulterEvent: US PGA championshipEvent: Ryder CupEvent: World Golf ChampionshipsEvent: BMW International OpenEvent: European OpenEvent: Deutsche Bank ChampionshipEvent: United States PGA Championship
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