When NO.1 replaced by NO.2

Phil Mickelson, the world’s No.2 golf player from U.S.A, beat the first ranked golf player with a six-shot lead in the HSBC Champions at Sheshan International, Shanghai, China.

Mickelson closed with a 3-under 69 and won for the first time playing with Woods in the final group.

Even with Woods out of the picture — he shot 72 and wound up five shots behind — Mickelson provided his usual dose of entertainment.

Trailing by one shot, Mickelson whiffed on a risky flop shot below the 16th green, only to save par with perhaps his best putt of the year, an 18-foot slider that dropped on its final turn. He followed that with a 10-foot birdie on the 17th, which turned out to be the difference when Els hit into the water on the par-5 18th and made bogey.

"We all expected that Tiger and myself would be shooting in the mid-60s and pull away a little bit," Mickelson said. "And yet, our group was not making any birdies. It was the groups in front of us. And I was very fortunate to come out on top by a shot. But this feels terrific, because I had to fight very hard throughout the day. Nothing came easy."

Mickelson also beat another hot guy, Ernie Els, with two clutch putts for a one-shot victory in the final World Golf Championship of the year.

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