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on the par-3 17th to shoot a 65.
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Driscoll had to wait for more than an
hour following his round for regulation
play to end, but the playoff didn’t take
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“You want to put the pressure on your
opponent. There’s no doubt about it,”
ADVANTAGE JOHNSON Johnson said. “It’s not like he hit a bad shot.
But on the plus side for Driscoll was the
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He hit 20-plus feet. He hit a good putt. So it
fact that he closed with a 62 to close an (the playoff) just kind of went my way.”
eight-stroke deficit and tie Johnson, who
Zach Johnson’s 60
For Driscoll, whose best previous finish
in the third round
shot a final-round 70 (after a tournament
of the 2009 Valero
had been as runner-up at the 2005 Zurich
record 60 in the third round) to force the
Texas Open made
Classic of New Orleans, it was another
him the only player
playoff, giving Driscoll a little momentum.
to shoot two 60s
close call.
But not enough, as it turned out, as
on the PGA TOUR
“When you get that close to a win
in his career.
Johnson hit his 6-iron approach on the and that close to going to Augusta and
first playoff hole 10 feet from the hole going to Hawaii for the first tournament
and made the putt.
Most Victories:
of the year, it’s a little disappointing,”
“I feel very lucky,” said Johnson, who Arnold Palmer and said Driscoll.
won $1,098,000 and moved to the top
Justin Leonard (3)
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of the FedExCup standings while joining
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