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(Rancho Municipal GC)
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he had squandered the lead and trailed
Charity Link
by two strokes. But Mickelson being
• Since its inception,
Mickelson, he birdied Nos. 16 and 17
the Northern Trust and stood on the 18th tee with a one-
Open has raised
millions of dollars for
stroke lead.
philanthropic programs
in Southern California.
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MICKELSON OVERCOMES 2007
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to victory.
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with Charles Howell III, who beat him.
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But last year was a different story.
Telephone:
213-989-2143
Mickelson striped his drive into the heart
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