Golf: Woods stays top

Tiger Woods’ third straight win at the US PGA Tour Bay Hill Invitational ended a six-month win drought and means he has now been world number one for 136 consecutive weeks.

Mon, 18 Mar, 2002 - 11:37

Tiger Woods’ third straight win at the US PGA Tour Bay Hill Invitational ended a six-month win drought and means he has now been world number one for 136 consecutive weeks.

Michael Campbell’s final round of 71 saw him seal second place in Orlando and he moves up 13 places to 20th in the official world rankings.

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