Golf: Tim Clark Wins 2010 USPGA Players Championship

17th hole at tpc sawgrass, which hosts the uspga players championship

Tim Clark, of South Africa, has won Golf’s USPGA Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass after the long-time leader Lee Westwood fell away with an uncharacteristically poor back nine.

Clark shot a final round 67 to finish the Championship on -16, just one shot ahead of Australian Robert Allenby on -15.

Brit golfer Lee Westwood had lead the tournament since the second round, but shot  a poor back nine, which included a bogey and a double-bogey, before eventually finishing four shots from the lead after a disappointing 74.

Clark, by contrast, finished with a final two rounds of 66-67 to lift Golf’s richest prize.

Tiger Woods retired with a neck injury, though, at the time, he was off the pace at two under, while Phil Mickelson, this year’s form player in the USPGA, shot a poor 74 to finish on -7 when a good round would have put him well in the frame once more.

Players Championship Final Standings

  • 1) Clark (South Africa) -16
  • 2) Allenby (Australia) -15
  • 3) Glover (USA) -14
  • 4) Crane (USA) -12
  • 4) Love III (USA) -12
  • 4) Slocum (USA) -12
  • 4) Van Pelt (USA) -12
  • 4) Westwood (UK) -12
  • 9) Molinari (Italy) -11
  • 10) Jacobsen (Sweden) -9
  • 10) Romero (Argentina) -9
  • 10) Stroud (USA) -9

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