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Tiger plays a shot on the 3rd hole. He finished outright third after an impressive 67...
He hit an eagle on the 14th and a birdie on the 17th but his third-round of 75 let him down.
Adam Scott ended the day well and finished in a five-way tie for fourth place.
Nick Watney was among the five who finished equal fourth...
... as was three-times runner-up Nick O' Hern.
Jason Day faded late and also finished fourth after earlier sharing the lead with Chalmers.
Aaron Baddeley finished in fifth place with an eight-under-par.
America's Kyle Stanley finished sixth.
Ryan Haller tied with Aaron Baddeley in fifth place.
Bubba Watson on his second shot on the first hole. He finished in eighth spot.
2006 winner John Senden finished runner-up after leading at the end of round three.
He needed a birdie on the par-3, 18th to force a playoff but his shot came up just short.
Chalmers celebrates his winning putt on the 18th, finishing with a 13-under-par 275 total.
His one-stroke victory added to his 1998 Australian Open win at Royal Adelaide.
Chalmers kisses the coveted Stonehaven Cup.

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Greg Chalmers won the 2011 Australian PGA Championship, overcoming Robert Allenby and Marcus Fraser in a playoff at Coolum on Sunday.

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Kyung-Tae Kim took the lead at the end of day three after a bogey-free round of 67 and leads Bubba Watson by one stroke heading into the last day.

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Australia's Marcus Fraser leads the field by two strokes at the end of day two after firing a great round of 65 to be 11-under-par.

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Joon-woo Choi and Steven Bowditch both shot an opening round six-under-par 66 to be early joint leaders at Coolum on the Sunshine Coast.

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Australia's Greg Chalmers claimed his second Australian Open crown with a one-stroke victory over John Senden at The Lakes in Sydney.

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Australia's John Senden took the third round lead at The Lakes as halfway leader Tiger Woods dropped six strokes off the pace.

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Tiger Woods was back to his very best with a brilliant second round to seize the halfway lead at the Australian Open.

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After rain pushed the finish to Monday morning, Peter Senior beat Geoff Ogilvy in a playoff to win the 2010 Australian PGA Championship.

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Bobby Gates stayed in front after three rounds with Aaron Townsend and Peter Senior taking up the chase.

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Bobby Gates took sole possession of the halfway lead ahead of John Senden and Liang Wenchong.

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