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It wasn’t in typical Tiger fashion, but the result was just the same. Tiger Woods held off the surprising Bob May in a three-hole playoff to win the PGA Championship on Sunday and join Ben Hogan as the only golfers to win three majors in one year. After needing to make a birdie putt on the 72nd hole just to send the tournament to a playoff, Woods became the first back-to-back winner at the PGA in 63 years.
• On the Course: Tough day for Love
• Scorecards: Tiger Woods | Bob May | Playoff
• CNNSI.com's Jim Huber: No mystery to Tiger
• Run to the Title: How Tiger Won
• Closer Look: There's something about No. 17
• Notebook: When a 78 is good
• Brief Look: Final Round
• Photo Gallery by Rounds: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4
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Woods, May tip their hats to one another
Tiger Woods needed only 12 putts on the back nine and three more in the playoff to win.
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Valhalla now has some history to it
The only other major championship held at the 14-year-old course was the 1996 PGA Championship.
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Older players show they have game too
Tom Watson and Tom Kite were among the players older than 50 years who played well at Valhalla.
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