Tiger Woods seized the lead late in the final round and held on to win on Sunday at the AT&T National in Maryland. The world No. 1 sank a 20-foot birdie putt on the 16th hole, and parred out the remaining two holes to defeat Hunter Mahan by a stroke and challenger Anthony Kim by four. The tournament prize was Woods' 68th career victory. Sunday's final round had been billed as a showdown between Woods and Kim, a challenger many ...

Defending champion Tiger Woods suffered a nightmare finish to his delayed first round at the U.S. Open, eventually coming home in a four-over-par 74 at Bethpage Black on Friday. World number one Woods, who had been at level-par with four holes to play, finished with a run of double bogey, bogey, par, bogey to leave him with a mountain to climb after the first 18 holes. "I was even par with four to go," Woods told reporters. "I was right ...