Duval, who never looked at the scoreboard during the final round at Callaway Gardens, appeared doomed when he had to make a 5-footer for bogey on the 14th and fell three strokes behind. Price also bogeyed the 17th with a bad lie in the rough just short of the green. I'm finally playing without injury. That might not be enough to catch Woods, who has won 15 times, including four majors, since Duval's last victory in the BellSouth Classic in March of last year. But Duval seems up for the challenge.
Memories are short out here, as they are in every sport.
We all know Tiger Woods is the best player in the game, and we all have to play better golf. Maggert lost the lead for the first since Thursday, a span of 51 holes, then regained it with birdies on three of the first four holes on the back nine for a two-stroke margin. Just when it looked like the final few holes would come down to Maggert and Price, both watched helplessly as Duval rolled in his 16th birdie of the weekend - Price with hands on his hips, Maggert with arms folded as he stared at the ground. Price caught a nasty lie in the first cut of rough on the 17th, not sure whether it would come out 6 feet long or 6 feet short. His chip came up short, and he failed to save par.