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Tiger Woods wins this week's Got It Done Award
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Lots of great nominations for the Got It Done Award -- Villanova's Scottie Reynolds, Michigan State's Doug Allen, Naomi Watts and John Smoltz (for kicking butt in the Dan Patrick Bracket pool).
But Dan went with Tiger Woods. And how can you argue with that. Tiger came back to win his first tournament since he hurt his knee.
Here's the story from Golf.com:
With cameras flashing in the approaching darkness, Woods delivered another rock-star moment by making a birdie on the final hole to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational by one shot and match the largest comeback in his PGA Tour career.
``It feels good to be back in contention, to feel the rush,'' Woods said. ``It's been awhile, but God, it felt good.''
It sure looked that way.
Just like last year, when Woods made a 25-foot birdie on the final hole at Bay Hill to win by one, he crouched and backpedaled as the putt rolled toward the cup. But instead of slamming his cap to the ground, he gave a roundhouse fist pump and ran into the arms of caddie Steve Williams, who lifted him off the ground in celebration.
Welcome back, Tiger. |
Got it Done Award -- Tiger Woods
Doug Benc/Getty Images
Lots of great nominations for the Got It Done Award -- Villanova's Scottie Reynolds, Michigan State's Doug Allen, Naomi Watts and John Smoltz (for kicking butt in the Dan Patrick Bracket pool).
But Dan went with Tiger Woods. And how can you argue with that. Tiger came back to win his first tournament since he hurt his knee.
Here's the story from Golf.com:
With cameras flashing in the approaching darkness, Woods delivered another rock-star moment by making a birdie on the final hole to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational by one shot and match the largest comeback in his PGA Tour career.
``It feels good to be back in contention, to feel the rush,'' Woods said. ``It's been awhile, but God, it felt good.''
It sure looked that way.
Just like last year, when Woods made a 25-foot birdie on the final hole at Bay Hill to win by one, he crouched and backpedaled as the putt rolled toward the cup. But instead of slamming his cap to the ground, he gave a roundhouse fist pump and ran into the arms of caddie Steve Williams, who lifted him off the ground in celebration.
Welcome back, Tiger.