No prizes for guessing who Nicklaus Lewis is named after. His father Randy Lewis, who condemned the 19-year-old to a lifetime of having his first name misspelled, admitted: "Jack was always my hero."

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Tiger Woods during practice yesterday

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Tiger Woods celebrates with caddie Joe La Cava

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