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March 30, 2009Don't Call It A Comeback
by Ryan HudsonHe's been here for years.
If there needed to be a defining moment, something tangible that one could look at for definitive proof that Tiger Woods has fully recovered from last year's leg injury and surgery, it came yesterday at the Bay Hill Club in the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Trailing Sean O'Hair by five strokes Sunday morning, Tiger marched through the final round's first 17 holes, totaling four birdies, and setting himself up with a 15-foot birdie putt to win and match his biggest comeback on tour.
Really, was there any doubt he was making that putt?
H/T:Devil Ball
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