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Ernie Els knows better than anyone what it's like to finish second behind Tiger Woods. Twice in the last two majors by 23 strokes. Six times in Woods' last nine victories. He also knows there is a difference between finishing second and getting beat. All Els wants out of himPGA self in the four is good Championship rounds. "I don't want to think about how I'm going to beat Tiger, or how the field is going to beat Tiger," he said. "As I've Baid, he's probably going to win it. But let's see if I can do my thing, and we'll see what happens." What has happened so far ia unprecedented. Not only has Woods shattered scoring records in becoming the youngest player to" complete the Grand Slam, but Els has carved his own niche in the record books. Before him, no one had ever finished second in three straight majors. The. only other player to be runner-up in the majors three times in a single year was Jack Nicklaus in 1964. "On paper, it is unbelievable," Els said. On the course, it has been a different story. The capable of playing, he is tough to beat. He's proven that," said Mark Brooks, "I don't want to think about how I'm going to beat Tiger, or how the field is who won at Valhalla four years ago. "If the guy is stronger, faster, smarter, all the other things, he usually wins. Right now, I think he is right there. I hope he's peaked." There is reason to believe ' Els can get into contention going to beat Tiger." feet on the second extra only legitimate chance he had to win was the Masters, where- he missed three medium-rangbirdie putts on the last three holes and hole. "His ability to do what he does at the right time ... that's the genius he is," Els finished three strokes bac!$ said. "But when I'm. on, I. of Vijay Singh. f can play with' the guy.; He trailed Woods by Iff That's what I need to do." No one has been able to strokes after the third round of the U.S. Open and do that this summer in the wound up 15 strokes majors. Now- Woods gbes PGA the behind. He was eight into with a strokes behind going into Championship Sunday at St. Andrews and chance to become the first that was the final deficit. player since Ben Hogan in "Those were good finish1953 to win three majors in a year, and the first player es," Els said. "But obviously, they weren't as good as in 73 years to repeat as PGA champion. what it is made out to be." Woods began his final Els knows what a good finish really is even if thi j preparations at 6:45 a.m., ' '; ' ' as a light fog dusted the result was the same. Seven months ago, Els'? thick, Kentucky bluegrass flew halfway around the that frames every fairway world to Hawaii with his at Valhalla. His mood was health good, his game sharp light, his shirt soaked in and his hopes high. Over sweat before the sun could four days,, he matched even rise over the trees. Woods shot for shot in the Clearly, the heat is on. But the pressure is just Mercedes Championship, following him into the 18th as great on Els, Phil Colin hole with an eagle to force a Mickelson, ' and Hal i; Montgomerie playoff, But Els wound up in v Sutton, who are seen as the spot that has become all too' chief challengers to Woods second place familiar making more history. It is when Woods rolled in a dou- - not an easy task. "It Tiger plays like he is putt from 40 - e a lot different than ; sim- ply being on the leader-boar- d when Sunday rolls. - around. In his last four tournaments, he .has. won twice and finished second twice. ' The d(riesc8 Tom and Xehman., Loch at Montgomerie,? Lomond, and over Mickelson and Greg Norman at The International. The second-plac- e finishes were in the majors, to Tiger. ' ' ' "Ernie has got to be tak- " - . - ; "vAirv . , . ing positives from this because he beat the other guys in the field," said Nick Faldo, who in 1988 finished second, third and fourth in the last three majors; "Tiger is just in a class by himself. Ernie has got his three silver medals. He's just got to put four good rounds together." Els has been getting closer. He has reached a level in the last month where he no longer thinks about anything but taking back the most graceful swing in golf and letting it !, Toe AmxiMted rrcu No more Mr. Nice Guy: Ernie Els watches his drive on the' 10th hole Wednesday during a practice round at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky. 150-whatev- er . . ble-breaki- i . ' np. . - All he lacks is all he wants four good rounds. He played only one solid round at Pebble Beach, and fell from contention at St. Andrews when he followed 66 with his opening-roun72. From an even-pa- r there, he faced the hopeless task of trying to catch d Woods. "Sometimes you can play some really good golf and somebody else just plays better" said Tom Lehman, the only man" to play in the final group, bf the U.S. Open four straight times without winning. "Tiger has played really phenomenal. There's not much you can do about that. When the top players are hitting on all cylinders, they can really distance themselves. "I think when Ernjg plays his best, Ernie is going to win." 1 |
