Bookies Odds put Woods and McIlroy way out in front. There has to be some serious value somewhere in the field.

Anyway, as for the golf it's self, I was wanting Day to come home but those last 2 holes weren't kind to him over the weekend. Cabrera and Scott made what started off as a non eventful 4th round very exiting though. Scott's putt and Cabrera's 2nd on the 18th were both worthy as winning shots, and its how I love to see majors closed out. The playoff was just as exciting and they traded shot for shot. How agonisingly close was Cabrera's putt on the 10th?!! In the end though, Scott's putting won it, and to sink the pity's he did under pressure he deserved it.

Yes I know it was scored an 8 with the penalty but my point was that these things occasionally happen and not just to Woods.

He accepted he'd made a mistake and accepted the two stroke punishment - you bet he did - he probably expected to be disqualified.

What did Woods say when the 14 year-old was penalised for slow play - wasn't it along the lines of 'rules are rules' ?

(I know little about golf but do like to watch the Ryder Cup and Masters in 3D)

Edit: Cabrera's putt on the 17th (after he made birdie at 16) should have ended it - great finish in the rain.

He didn't have to play catch up after the 15th on Friday, he had to put the unlucky break out of his mind and concentrate on the job remaining. It was a set-back but with 39 holes still to play he had plenty of opportunity to overcome the misfortune.

In my uneducated opinion he was lucky to still be in the tournament - if anything was playing on his mind I think it should have been that.

It was the 13th that proved crucial on the final day, Cabrera just found the water on his shot to the green and Scott JUST managed to avoid it. When I saw that shot avoid a swim I thought then that it might be his day.