Tiger Woods begins to show a little more of what made him so great

Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell defeated Tiger Woods in the play-off at the Chevron World Challenge.

Graeme McDowell played a stunning back nine on the last day of the Chevron World Challenge. He came back from four shots down on Tiger Woods. For McDowell it was a dream come true. He holed the first play-off hole with a 25 feet putt which maked him the winner of this tournament. It was dream like for him, because Woods is normally the one who finishes heroic.Tiger Woods, the former nr 1 in the world, was pleased with his game:  "It was a great week even though I didn't win," he said. "I am proud of today even though I lost." He was clearly disapointed that he did not win, but after a year of struggling and poor golf he showed a little bit more of what made him so great.



Reaction:
I was glad that a Irishman defeated Tiger Woods, because other wise I could not use this article. I think it is a shame that the media made such a great deal about the private life of Tiger Woods. I do not aprove what he has done, but we should only judge him on his game and not on his private life. His game play is now at a level that other players can come near or even defeat him. It is more exciting to watch when the winner is not set until the end of the tournament. Great play for Graeme McDowell.


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