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http://www.golfsurround.com/usopen/2007/news/woods061707.html>>>>
>>>>Usually Tiger doesn't have to catch anyone. They just choke and fall back to him. But this year was different. He had to catch the Argentine, Cabrera. He couldn't do it, he never had to do it. Now he does have something to prove, even though he could stop playing right now and still be considered to be the best ever.
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>>>AFAIK, Tiger has never won a major coming from behind in final round. However, Cabrera was lucky not being paired with Tiger, this seems to be unbearable for any player.
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>>That may be true. But Cabrera looked pretty strong and steady. There were only 7 rounds that were under par during the entire tournament and he owned two of them.
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>He made 2 bogeys through 3 last holes. It was very close. If paired with Tiger, it could be very difficult to him. Look what's happened with Baddeley.
Yes. good point. Lucky for him Tiger was having putting problems.
Edward, do you play golf regularly?
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