Tiger Woods ends his title drought after 2 years

Former world number 1, Tiger Woods, won his first title in two years seeing off Zach Johnson on the 18th hole to seal the Chevron World Challenge.
Woods on a three under 69 on the final day looked set to secure the title. He was one behind overnight leader Johnson going down the 17th, but sunk a 15-foot birdie putt to draw level.
Then Johnson missed his putt on the 18th and Woods was not willing to let this chance clip by. He made it count sinking his putt to finally end the title drought.
Woods' world ranking had plummeted to 52 as he struggled with both form and fitness when his private life imploded.