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GOLF: G-Mac runner up at Chevron

PORTRUSH's Graeme McDowell narrowly failed in his bid to win the Chevron World Challenge in California.

G-Mac fired a two under par round of 70 to finish the tournament in second place behind winner Jim Furyk.

McDowell was only called into the 18-player field at Sherwood Country Club last Monday, when tournament host Tiger Woods withdrew citing injuries sustained in the car crash that made headlines around the world.

A brilliant third round 66 from McDowell gave him the 54 hole lead alongside Y E Yang but while Furyk carded a superb last round 67, McDowell failed to catch fire and finished one shot short.

However, the 30-year-old did have the consolation of moving into the top 50 of the world.

A birdie on the final hole saw him finish the year in 38th place which should guarantee him a spot in the Masters in April.

Graeme's final competitive event of the year will be the Greg Norman hosted Shark Shootout in Florida which starts on December 11.


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