First round Furyk hits toward the green. Norman lines up his putt.
Woods waves to the crowd.
The last time it was physical pain, the long comeback from a 1991 dirt bike accident that mangled a finger and forced Steve Jones to rebuild his grip. Jones won that fight when he outlasted Tom Lehman in a tense showdown to take the 1996 U.S. Open . This time, Jones' wounds are of the heart, the extreme sadness he feels for squandering a chance to be on the U.S. Ryder Cup team that in February seemed like a sure thing. He went a long way toward soothing that pain Sunday when he outlasted Greg Norman in a spirited exchange of birdies and bogeys that went down to the last putt before Jones won the Canadian Open for the second time. You learn by messing up.