I felt it on the first day. Rocca had played with Woods during his finest moment, the final round of this year's Masters. At the Ryder Cup, he created one of the young gun's worst moments. Given his dominance in U.S. Amateur match play, Woods was seen by many as a virtual lock to win on Sunday. It was not to be.
Nothing is for certain.
Everybody had visions of another runaway. But the Dane launched a furious comeback, squaring the match at the 10th hole. When Bjorn birdied the 17th, he took a 1-up lead. But that didn't last, as Leonard sank an 8-footer for par to win the last hole and produce a tie. In 18 holes, Leonard and Bjorn tied only two holes.