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Contra Costa Times
Phil Mickelson edges Ernie Els to win HSBC title in Shanghai
could go wrong went wrong for me today," Woods said. "Just one of those days." Woods arrived in Melbourne on his private plane, days ahead of his first appearance in an Australian event in 11 years. Full Article at Contra Costa Times
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Mickelson sees off Woods and a late Els charge to end tough season on a high After a traumatic season, Phil Mickelson was just glad to end the year with a smile having secured a stunning win in Shanghai. Full Article at 7 Days
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Phil Mickelson held off a resurgent Ernie Els in a tense finale to win both the WGC-HSBC Champions yesterday and a personal battle with fellow American Tiger Woods, who faded to finish sixth. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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We all expected that Tiger and myself would be shooting in the mid-60s and pull away a little bit ... And yet, our group was not making any birdies. ... I was very fortunate to come out on top by a shot.
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I hope that this win will help the golf courses that I'm designing, and the academies that I am putting up here with Rick Smith, because I want to help grow the game ... And the people that were out here today, I want to have an opportunity for them to be able to play.
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I didn't really envision shooting even par today ... The guys took it deep, and I didn't.
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The galleries were much bigger than the past two years, and I'm very excited to see that people in China are getting excited about golf ... The people here in China have been so nice to me.
