Tiger Woods had a steady start to his final round in Ohio

The world number one won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational

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Tiger Woods carded a four under round of 66

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Phil Mickelson celebrates his birdie on the 18th

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Rory McIlroy walks off the 18th green after finishing his round of 75

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Graeme McDowell has missed the cut or won in last eight events

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Ladies and gentlemen, we now know your winner of the 2013 Open Championship. Peter Dawson, the chief executive of the Royal and Ancient, can already fill in the blank in his speech at the awards ceremony tomorrow night. Spoiler alert. The champion golfer of the year is… Graeme McDowell.

Tiger Woods

The Open 2013: Tiger Woods believes he is in 'a good spot' after steady round at Muirfield

The world number one is at two under at the halfway stage

Lee Westwood

The Open 2013: Lee Westwood plans to 'kick back on the couch' after surging back into contention

The Brit posts a card of 68 to leave him two under par

Tiger Woods finished two under par despite a difficult dry course

The Open 2013: Tiger Woods fights to keep hopes alive in dry conditions

An instinct for survival kept Tiger Woods’s chances of a fourth Open crown, and a first major title for five years, alive yesterday.

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