<p>The seasoned Indian ended his campaign with a total of nine-over 289.<br /><br />On a disastrous day, Jeev stumbled to a bogey on the very first hole before dropping three more strokes to make the turn four-over.<br /><br />The back-nine was no better as Jeev found bogeys on the 13th and 15th holes and though he managed a couple of birdies in the next two holes, a double bogey on the 18th brought him back to square one.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Tiger Woods won the title for a record seventh time, overhauling Padraig Harrington with a sizzling burst of scoring before benefiting from a late collapse by the Irishman. <br /><br />The American world number one fired a five-under-par 65 on a hot and humid day at Firestone Country Club to clinch his 70th PGA Tour victory, and fifth of the year, by four strokes. <br /><br />Woods took control by covering the front nine in a spectacular five-under 30 on the way to a 12-under total of 268. <br /><br />Harrington, who had led for the first three rounds, regained a one-stroke cushion with three holes to play before his title bid unravelled with a triple-bogey eight at the 16th.<br /> <br />A closing 72 earned him a share of second place with Australian Robert Allenby (66). <br /><br />The final round, however, boiled down to a mouth-watering duel between playing partners Woods and Harrington in front of huge galleries. <br /><br />Trailing by three shots overnight, Woods clawed back two of them at the par-five second where he conjured a brilliant eagle. <br /><br />After hitting his second shot from the middle of the fairway to 24 feet, he coolly sank the curling right-to-left putt before raising his putter into the air in celebration.</p>
<p>The seasoned Indian ended his campaign with a total of nine-over 289.<br /><br />On a disastrous day, Jeev stumbled to a bogey on the very first hole before dropping three more strokes to make the turn four-over.<br /><br />The back-nine was no better as Jeev found bogeys on the 13th and 15th holes and though he managed a couple of birdies in the next two holes, a double bogey on the 18th brought him back to square one.<br /><br />Meanwhile, Tiger Woods won the title for a record seventh time, overhauling Padraig Harrington with a sizzling burst of scoring before benefiting from a late collapse by the Irishman. <br /><br />The American world number one fired a five-under-par 65 on a hot and humid day at Firestone Country Club to clinch his 70th PGA Tour victory, and fifth of the year, by four strokes. <br /><br />Woods took control by covering the front nine in a spectacular five-under 30 on the way to a 12-under total of 268. <br /><br />Harrington, who had led for the first three rounds, regained a one-stroke cushion with three holes to play before his title bid unravelled with a triple-bogey eight at the 16th.<br /> <br />A closing 72 earned him a share of second place with Australian Robert Allenby (66). <br /><br />The final round, however, boiled down to a mouth-watering duel between playing partners Woods and Harrington in front of huge galleries. <br /><br />Trailing by three shots overnight, Woods clawed back two of them at the par-five second where he conjured a brilliant eagle. <br /><br />After hitting his second shot from the middle of the fairway to 24 feet, he coolly sank the curling right-to-left putt before raising his putter into the air in celebration.</p>