Phil Mickelson beats Tiger Wood in The Match to win $9million: Reaction
All the reaction from the battle in Las Vegas


Phil Mickelson beats Tiger Wood in The Match to win $9million: Check out all the reaction from the dramatic event at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas
Phil Mickelson beats Tiger Wood in The Match to win $9million: Reaction
Phil Mickelson beat Tiger Woods on the 22nd hole of The Match at Shadow Creek on the outskirts of Las Vegas to win $9million.
The event was seen by some as a chance for two of the world’s greatest ever players to go head to head over a dramatic 18 holes for a proper prize.
Others thought that this was an ego polishing event with two of the richest sportsmen in the world having the opportunity to win much more money.
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There was some negative coverage earlier in the week when the players were pictured alongside the $9million – with people wondering if the money should actually be donated to charity.
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The players did have prop bets throughout the round, with all the money being donated to the charity of choice whoever won the bet.
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Whatever your own thoughts the match turned into a dramatic tussle going down to a 93-yard specially constructed hole from the putting green at Shadow Creek to the 18th hole.
This meant that social media went wild for the match – with people loving the battle and the access the players gave to the public watching – the audience in the UK were able to watch it on Sky Sports, while those in America had to watch via pay per view.
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