2013 British Open

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The weather is unusually sunny and dry, which along with wind is making Muirfield play very tough. Miguel Jiminez of Spain is leading after two rounds at -3, with eight other players under par, including Dustin Johnson, Lee Westwood, Angel Cabrera and Tiger Woods. Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth, Adam Scott and Bubba Watson are among other players in contention.

Woods has faded in the third and fourth rounds of recent majors, so hopefully that trend will continue. We need bigunreal to jinx him again by posting that he already has the tournament wrapped up.
 

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Woods has faded in the third and fourth rounds of recent majors, so hopefully that trend will continue. We need bigunreal to jinx him again by posting that he already has the tournament wrapped up.

Too funny!! I thought the exact same thing when I heard the scores. C'mon bigunreal, bring some of that negative energy to bear!!!
 

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Westwood manages to blow a 3 stroke lead in 2 holes, and now trails the Magic One by a stroke. Mickelson, as he always does, follows up a birdie with a bogey. Neither has a chance.

I continue to watch player after player missing fairways, missing makeable putts and having their balls roll long distances into sand traps. Meanwhile, Woods has his normal, supernatural luck- even the announcers were astonished when his ball magically stayed between 2 bunkers.

The players are rolling over and playing dead for Woods, just as they have for much of his career. Everyone else struggles except this one, magical afflete. The elements affect the others, but not him. Maybe an Asian will pop up from somewhere that isn't intimidated by his supernatural persona.

Woods can only beat himself. No one else even wants to do it. It will be a miracle if he doesn't win.
 

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Westwood manages to blow a 3 stroke lead in 2 holes, and now trails the Magic One by a stroke. Mickelson, as he always does, follows up a birdie with a bogey. Neither has a chance.

I continue to watch player after player missing fairways, missing makeable putts and having their balls roll long distances into sand traps. Meanwhile, Woods has his normal, supernatural luck- even the announcers were astonished when his ball magically stayed between 2 bunkers.

The players are rolling over and playing dead for Woods, just as they have for much of his career. Everyone else struggles except this one, magical afflete. The elements affect the others, but not him. Maybe an Asian will pop up from somewhere that isn't intimidated by his supernatural persona.

Woods can only beat himself. No one else even wants to do it. It will be a miracle if he doesn't win.

Good job! Woods is screwed now.
 

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The weather is unusually sunny and dry, which along with wind is making Muirfield play very tough. Miguel Jiminez of Spain is leading after two rounds at -3, with eight other players under par, including Dustin Johnson, Lee Westwood, Angel Cabrera and Tiger Woods. Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth, Adam Scott and Bubba Watson are among other players in contention.

Woods has faded in the third and fourth rounds of recent majors, so hopefully that trend will continue. We need bigunreal to jinx him again by posting that he already has the tournament wrapped up.
Yes Bigunreal is the cooler for Woods. I heard some of the usual suspects saying that Woods was even money to win this tournament before the 3rd round. The usual Woods hyperbole, but Woods seems like he can't run away and hide in majors anymore. Being two down with a round to go I would favour the field at about 4 to 1 against Woods.
 

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Good job! Woods is screwed now.

Haha, that’s for sure. BU’s supernatural ability to jinx Woods has worked perfectly for every major championship (in which he was in contention on Saturday) since his post-scandal days back in 2009.

Woods has been hot-and-cold since his undeniably-dominant performance at “The Players Championship†back in May. During the “U.S. Open,†he played very well before wilting late Saturday and early Sunday. At “The Masters†back in April, he finished a mere 4 shots off the lead.

I wish this vile, club-tossing, spitting, cursing, whore-fornicating, penis-fantasizing (see his personal emails that leaked in 2008), pill-popping, arch-adulterating beast the very worst of luck in the final round, but from everything I’ve seen, he’s playing quite well and is certainly a threat to win…

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All 14 of Woods' major wins have come when he was in the lead or tied for the lead after three rounds, so that's a good omen going into tomorrow, along with bigunreal proclaiming him the winner.

If Westwood falters, there are a lot of top players within a few strokes of Woods -- Adam Scott, Hunter Mahan, Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia among them. It would be a great story for any of them to win. Should be a fun final round (unfortunately live coverage starts at 3 in the morning Pacific time).
 

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To the seeming regret of the announcers while I was watching, Phil Mickelson wins the British Open going away. Mickelson was the only golfer under par for the tournament. His closing round was the best of the match and he proved that once again he is the best golfer out there.
 

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Phil Wins It!!! Thanks to a big assist from CF via Bigunreal!
 

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Phil wins it!! What an awesome final round for Phil, shooting a 66 -5 under par to win it. That's his 5th major now, and his 3rd different major title. He's definitely among the all time greats now. The 2014 US Open is going to be a huge event for Phil, I hope he can complete his career Grand Slam title there.
 
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All 14 of Woods' major wins have come when he was in the lead or tied for the lead after three rounds, so that's a good omen going into tomorrow, along with bigunreal proclaiming him the winner.

If Westwood falters, there are a lot of top players within a few strokes of Woods -- Adam Scott, Hunter Mahan, Phil Mickelson and Sergio Garcia among them. It would be a great story for any of them to win. Should be a fun final round (unfortunately live coverage starts at 3 in the morning Pacific time).

Phil Mickelson came from behind on the final round to win today. Woods has never done so in a major, as Don points out.
 

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Fantastic win for Phil! He's indeed ready to take his place among the all-time greats now.

Here's Phil celebrating with his beautiful family:

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Certainly beats the media desired alternative, Woods and his new whore Lindsey Von Afrika, doesn't it?
 

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Fantastic win for Phil! He's indeed ready to take his place among the all-time greats now.

Here's Phil celebrating with his beautiful family:

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Caption: Cultural Marxist Nightmare

Certainly beats the media desired alternative, Woods and his new whore Lindsey Von Afrika, doesn't it?
foobar75, as I watched Phil win and embrace his family at the end live, I thought the same thing. CM's nightmare and their panties in a dirty bunch. Phil's play on the 16th, 17th and 18th were incredible. He displayed steel iron confidence and will on those holes to seal the deal.
 

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I deliberately didn't check any sports or news sources today, wanting to watch ABC's condensed encore three hour version of the final round starting at noon out here without knowing who won. And am I ever glad I did!!!!

That was just awesome, like a dream come true. Phil still has critics that call him a "choker," but he's won over 40 tournaments, a lot less than Woods, but I don't expect any golfer to reach that number for generations after Phil retires given how much parity there is in golf now. And Phil has now won 5 majors, which puts him in elite company all time. He's had a lot of close calls in majors, but he has great character and keeps putting himself in the hunt. There's a huge difference between what Mickelson's done in the majors compared to Greg Norman, Lee Westwood and Colin Montgomerie, other top golfers who consistently came close but couldn't seal the deal except for Norman's two British Open wins.

Phil's 2004 breakthrough Masters win was special, as was his 2010 win with his wife Amy there to greet him, weakened after months and months of radiation treatment for cancer, but this may be my favorite tournament after the 1986 Masters win by Jack Nicklaus at age 46. I'm so happy for Phil, a class act all the way and terrific role model who may be the most popular White athlete in America.
 

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I agree with all of you guys. Phil is a class act and his famly is beautiful. He is the type of guy that little kids should want to emulate. Not Tiger Woods who is a liar and a cheater. Tiger Woods has no class and will screw just about any piece of a**. Haha. I only wish he could retire so I don't have to hear the stupid media obsessing over him constantly. I hope Woods never breaks the majors record.

Way to go Phil. What a epic performance!
 
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Major titles over the past decade (since 2004):

Tiger Woods - 6
Phil Mickelson - 5

The post-tournament coverage is in agreement that this win solidifies Mickelson as an all-time great. Pretty significant given how tough (and unfair) the corporate media has been on Phil so many times.

Another fact to consider: Mickelson has 5 majors and 8 runner-up finishes in majors. Jack Nicklaus won 18 majors but was runner-up in 19 others. Jack had a reputation of being a ruthless closer while Phil has been called a lovable loser. In reality the discrepancy between them isn't that large, the main difference being that Nicklaus was first or second so many times. But that was a different era when several players dominated the sport along with Jack, which had been the norm in golf but no longer is. In today's game the difference in ability between the top player in the world and the 150th is much less than it ever was in the past. Woods had his time of singular domination, but it's been over for close to six years now.
 

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After six weeks of wallowing in the acidic doldrums of his sixth 2[SUP]nd[/SUP] place finish at the 2013 U.S. Open, Phil Mickelson stunned the golf world today, completing perhaps the best back nine of his career, shooting a 66 on the dreadfully difficult Muirfield Links. In the final 18 holes of the tournament, the ever-humble, family-oriented all-time great holed 1 bogey, 11 pars, and 6 supernatural birdies that all seemed as if destiny itself gave them speed so that he, and he alone, may lift the hallowed Claret Jug for the first time.

Phil was brilliant on the 13[SUP]th[/SUP] and 14[SUP]th[/SUP], displayed immense composure whilst saving a critical par after a bad roll on the 16[SUP]th[/SUP], and exhibited savant-like precision in perhaps the greatest performance on the 17[SUP]th[/SUP] and 18[SUP]th[/SUP] holes in British Open history…

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CAPTION: The Putt That Made Cultural Marxists Retch

Speaking of retching, all the skin privilege, drunken Anglo-Saxon DWFs cloaked in novelty Bengal tiger costumes, Rolex commercials, relentless undeserved corporate media coverage, and ESPN’s everlasting “Wooing Tiger to Victory†custom couldn’t save Tigirl Woods from playing like an above average golfer capable only of shrinking in the most critical of moments. After Phil’s ascension into the lead, Tiger’s temper seemed to get the best of him, mouthing “m-otherf-cuker†and “son of a f-cking bitch†after several missed putts, and again spitting on the green (I believe it was the 14[SUP]th[/SUP] hole) like the tawdry, friendless, rude, corn-toothed, spoiled-rotten peckerhead that he is, and always has been. But, hey, at least the little black skank-fiend has his A-cup sporting, fake-blond, wrinkle-faced imbecile whore-du-jour, “Lindsey Vonn Afrika,†to gone home to…

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Every major championship departed from the greedy grasp of this All-American Freakshow should be celebrated by all Anti-Marxists. Of course, today’s events were extra-special, as Phil Mickelson represents everything that is right and good…not only in professional golf but in the salvageable portion of white America. Congrats to Phil!
 

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