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It's been 10 years since Tiger Woods won a grand prize at the 2008 US Open at Torrey Pines, but he's only one of the best-selling artists in the world. is again close to the 147th Open. [19659003] Woods suffered a decade of injuries, but he was back among the title contenders at Carnoustie as he added to his list of near-misses in his bid for a 15th major victory.
We take a look at the seven here …
2009 PGA Championship, Hazeltine
Woods was either leading or tied for the final day of each of his 14 major wins, and it was the only time he led after 54 holes and not won
Woods had two shots in the direction of Sunday in Hazeltine, but he worked around the last 18 while Yang Yong-eun stormed victory. Woods made five bogeys and only two birdies in a round of 75, while Yang's 70, including an eagle on the 14th, saw him take victory
Woods did not finish in the top 10 of the PGA Championship since "
Masters 2010
Woods had won the Masters on four previous occasions and recorded six other top-10s, but he had never shot a first round under 70 until 2010, when an opening He does not really manage to enjoy this good start, but he continues with two laps of 70 to four shots of leader Lee Westwood.
And three bogeys in the first five holes of Sunday effectively ended his chances, although two eagles later saw him finish below 11 for the tournament, to five wins by Phil Mickelson [19659008]Pebble Beach
Woods struggled through both open He got a score of 74 and 72 to qualify for the weekend four times.
A scorching 66-year-old put him back in the race as he began the fourth day five strokes behind leader Dustin Johnson. 19659004] Johnson would make an 82 on Sunday to escape the challenge, but Woods failed to capitalize, as he could only do himself 75 to finish three strokes behind winner Graeme McDowell.
Masters 2011
Woods could not He managed to qualify in the 60s for a second consecutive year in Augusta, but a strong performance of 66 seconds left him seven pennies, three on the leader Rory McIlroy.
Woods failed to maintain this form on Saturday, however, as his two above 74 left seven off the Northern Irish. McIlroy, however, imploded the last day and allowed the peloton to fish.
Woods shot 31 on the front nine to take a tie forwards, but a bogey on the 12th saw him escape and he could not keep He finally finished four strokes from the winner Charl Schwartzel tied for fourth.
Open 2012 Championship, Royal Lytham & St Annes
Woods had not really challenged at the Open since his last success in 2006, but two opening rounds of 67 would put him immediately competing at Royal Lytham & St Annes.
He started the day three four strokes in the head but managed only to equalize Adam Scott before the last day
Scott continued to fight on Sunday, which allowed Ernie Els to sneak out of the way. a shot behind Woods to claim the Claret Jug on seven under. Woods finished three on the last day, tied for the third and four shots behind Els. Again, another bad final round, including a double bogey in the sixth, dropped it.
2013 Masters
Woods finish tied for 40th in the 2012 Masters, his lowest level since August 2012, but bounces sharply 12 A, 70, 73 and 70 left him three under the last day, four strokes from leader Angel Cabrera, but a bad nine before Sunday meant Woods had a mountain to climb.
He responded well to the back, nine with three birdies, but five under par, Adam Scott and Angel Cabrera were tied for fourth, the Australian winning play-offs.
2018 Open Championship, Carnoustie
Woods made his first appearance in The Open since 2015 after returning to action in the fall of 2017 after two years of back problems and took a good start by pulling the level par 71 in the first two rounds
He then put Carnoustie lit with a five-u The victory of 66 in the third round was four strokes ahead on the last day [19659028]. A remarkable victory appeared on the cards Sunday, while Woods, now 42, held first place after 34 birdies. on the front nine. But that was not the case, his defeat derailed by a double bogey in the 11th and a bogey in the 12th and, despite a birdie in the 14th, he had to settle for another level -by 71 which left him three shots. behind the winner Francesco Molinari
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