Tiger Wood gave it his best try, however, Rory McIlroy was just a bit better in Sunday's final round of The Honda Classic, played at the PGA National at in Palms Beach Garden, FL. McIlroy carded a final-round score of 1-under par, 69, to make his four-day total 12-under par, which was just two strokes better than Woods, who posted a career-best final round score of 8-under par, 62, to finish with a four-day total of 10-under par and a tie for second place.
Woods' comeback march featured two eagles, four birdies and no bogies, while McIlroy scratched and clawed his way to his first victory of the year. The win also will propel McIlroy to the top of the World Golf Rankings for the first time in his very-young career.
Meanwhile, Tom Gillis made a birdie on the final hole to tie Woods. St. John's University graduate Keegan Bradley finished in a tie for 12th place at 4-under par.
Here's the list of the top 15 scores:
1) Rory McIlroy (-12)
T2) Tigers Woods (-10)
T2) Tom Gillis (-10)
4) Lee Westwood (-8)
T5) Charl Schwartzel (-7)
T5) Justin rose (-7)
T7) Rickie Fowler (-6)
T7) Dicky Pride (6)
T9) Chris Stroud (-5)
T9) Kevin Stadler (-5)
T12) D.A. Points (-4)
T12) Greg Chalmers (-4)
T12) Keegan Bradley (-4)
T12) Brian Harman (-4)
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