Australian Geoff Ogilvy denied Tiger Woods his eighth tournament win in a row, rising to the top of a strong leaderboard to win the WGC-CA Championship in Miami yesterday (Monday, March 24th).
Ogilvy took a two shot lead into the second half of his round and played solidly to par every hole around the back nine.
He finished on 17-under par, one shot clear of Retief Goosen, Vijay Singh and Jim Furyk and two ahead of Woods.
Englishman Graham Storm tied for sixth on 13-under, while Justin Rose completed his final round to finish on nine-under, along with Sergio Garcia.
Woods was philosophical following a rare taste of defeat, already looking forward to his next outing at the Tavistock Cup in Florida.
He said: "All in all, to only finish two back with all of that was a great sign.
"I had ample chances to get myself up there and win the tournament and I just didn't do it.
"You want to win all of them - I just have to get ready for the next one."
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Australian Geoff Ogilvy denied Tiger Woods his eighth tournament win in a row, rising to the top of a strong leaderboard to win the WGC-CA Championship in Miami yesterday (Monday, March 24th).
