Tiger upbeat despite Major loss

Tiger Woods left the Open last night without the trophy he wanted, but with words of praise for Royal Troon.

Mon, 19 Jul, 2004 - 08:23

Tiger Woods left the Open last night without the trophy he wanted, but with words of praise for Royal Troon.

By finishing a disappointing ninth, seven strokes behind shock winner Todd Hamilton, Woods’ run of majors without a win reached nine – back to the 2002 US Open.

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