England's Simon Dyson made the first big move with a stunning 64 to rocket to level par and an early share of sixth

Tiger Woods set off with a three-shot lead over Stephen Ames in the final group on Sunday

Canada's Ames, though, quickly began to melt away and left the stage for others

American journeyman Woody Austin was fired up and joined Ernie Els in a two-pronged attack on Woods

Els picked up three shots in his first eight holes and by the 14th, he and Austin had narrowed the gap to two

Woods looked worried and a three-putt on 14 meant his pursuers were just one back

Austin emerged as the closest challenger, and revelled in the spotlight, as he pushed Woods all the way

But Woods ensured he "got the job done" and the world number one was able to celebrate a 13th major title