With such a commanding cushion, anything other than a Woods victory always looked highly unlikely and so it proved with the chasing pack unable to put the world No 2 under any sort of pressure. However, Woods ultimately limped to victory as he played his remaining holes in three-over, dropping four shots in the space of four holes on the back nine.
His main problem was with the driver as he produced some wildly wayward tee-shots, one hooked effort into a hazard on 15 costing him a double-bogey.
But at no stage did he look in danger of
squandering his advantage, with defending champion Brandt Snedeker
having posted a modest clubhouse target of 10-under.
Despite his troubles, Woods finished well clear on 14-under and has now moved to within seven wins of Sam Snead's all-time PGA Tour record of 82.
Despite his troubles, Woods finished well clear on 14-under and has now moved to within seven wins of Sam Snead's all-time PGA Tour record of 82.
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