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Paradise is no place to panic, although Geoff Ogilvy had reason Sunday at Kapalua.
If, as expected, Tiger Woods wins the U.S. Open, it will almost certainly not feel like a coronation. Those are perfunctory events, easy strolls down cushy walkways.
Even someone like former U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy can acknowledge being a bit mesmerized by seeing Tiger Woods win tournament after tournament after tournament. "It's quite fun to watch," Ogilvy said.
Geoff Ogilvy left Bay Hill on a positive note last week after closing with a 66 to salvage a finish in the top 20, and he got back to his room in time to flip on the TV and watch the final hole of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Tiger Woods kept his head down as the rain fell harder and never broke stride as he followed a series of winding stairs and back doors, each step taking him farther from the Blue Monster. A security guard politely asked for an autograph, and Woods reached for a pen and forced a smile.
Woods caps remarkable year with Target World Challenge titleTiger Woods wrapped up a remarkable season Sunday at the Target World Challenge, seizing the lead from U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy in just three holes and coasting to a 6-under 66 for a four-shot victory in the last tournament of the year.
The motto of the PGA Championship is "Glory's Last Shot," which certainly rang true last year for Phil Mickelson who had fared dismally in the previous three majors.
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