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Tiger Woods defends Dunlop Phoenix title

World Number 1 Tiger Woods successfully defended his Dunlop Phoenix title on Sunday after a birdie at the fourth extra playoff hole. Woods defeated Japan's Kaname Yokoo after a birdie at the 18th to claim his seventh title of the year.

Woods said he was in some doubt with a sore ankle to take his place in Wednesday's Grand Slam event in Hawaii with world number 2 Vijay Singh, Phil Mickelson and US Open Champions Michael Campbell.

"It made it hard getting to my left side," Woods said. "I kept trying to drive from my left side like I always do, but the injury wouldn't allow me to do it."

"I hope I'll be able to play. I've got a couple days off, but if I can't go, I can't go."

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