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Byline: Ed Sherman
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland _ It's back to the Big One chasing the big 18.
Forget all the pre-Masters talk of Tiger Woods being part of a power foursome that includes Vijay Singh, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els. Woods has blown past them again.
Woods' main competition again becomes Jack Nicklaus and his once unattainable-looking mark of 18 major championships. Woods now is more than halfway home, seemingly with a lifetime of golf ahead of him.
Woods was as dominant as ever Sunday, going wire-to-wire to win his second British Open at St. Andrews. His closest pursuer, Colin Montgomerie, finished five shots behind, and a virtually flawless 70 allowed Woods to enjoy the Scottish scenery during most of the back nine.
The victory makes Woods a member of a rather exclusive fraternity. With 10 professional victories in major championships, he joins Jack Nicklaus and Walter Hagen (11 titles) as the only players to reach the…
Source: HighBeam Research, Woods separates himself from the pack, wins at St. Andrew's.(Tiger...