Woods eliminated

Woods eliminated 24th February 2006

World Number 1 Tiger Woods lost to Chad Campbell victory at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship on a day of upset results.

World number 2 Vijay Singh also went out along with the two-time winner of the World Golf Championships event as did the defending champion David Toms.

Woods was beaten by Chad Campbell by 1 hole after missing a 12 foot putt for birdie at the 18th hole. Campbell the 17th seed will now meet Tom Lehman who eliminated the defending champ David Toms 4 and 3.

It wasn't a good day for the big names at La Costa with Singh losing to Irishman Padraig Harrington on the 19th hole while big hitting lefty Phil Mickelson lost to Englishman David Howell 3 and 2.

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