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J. Olazábal

VS.

P. Mickelson

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MATCH 10 - FINAL								RESULT: Europe Wins 2 & 1
Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18
Par	4	4	3	5	4	4	4	3	4	5	4	3	4	3	4	5	4	5
J. Olazábal	4	4	2	4	4	4	4	2	4	5	4	2	4	3	4	5	4
P. Mickelson	4	4	3	4	3	6	4	2	4	5	4	L	4	3	4	5	4
Match Progress
Match Progress	AS	AS	1Up	1Up	AS	1Up	1Up	1Up	1Up	1Up	1Up	2Up	2Up	2Up	2Up	2Up	2Up

Hole	Yards	Par	Hole Highlights
1	418	4	Olazabal and Mickelson halved the first hole with par 4s.
2	413	4	Both players once again shot par 4's to halve the hole. Match All Square.
3	170	3	Olazabal sinks a 20 foot birdie putt at the par 3 third hole to go 1-Up over Mickelson.
4	568	5	Olazabal and Mickelson both shot birdie 4s at the par 5 fifth hole. Olazabal remains 1-Up.
5	440	4	Mickelson sinks a birdie putt to win the fifth hole after Olazabal makes par. Match All Square.
6	478	4	This match swings back to favour Europe once again as Olazabal wins the hole with a par 4 as Mickelson double bogeys for a 6. Olazabal goes 1-Up.
7	430	4	Both players make par. The Spaniard remains 1-Up.
8	173	3	Mickelson and Olazabal both make birdie 2s to halve the eighth hole. Olazabal stays 1-Up.
9	461	4	Once again the hole is halved in par and Olazabal and Europe remain 1-Up.
10	584	5	Both players make par at the par 5 fifth hole to keep Olazabal ahead 1-Up.
11	415	4	Par 4s for both players at the eleventh hole to keep the Spaniard ahead over Mickelson. Europe remain 1-Up.
12	182	3	Olazabal sinks a 12 foot putt for birdie to win the hole and extend his lead. Olazabal goes 2-Up.
13	428	4	Mickelson and Olazabal both par the hole and Olazabal stays 2-Up.
14	213	3	Both players make par 3s as Olazabal retains his 2 hole lead.
15	446	4	Olazabal remains 2-Up with three to play as both players make par.
16	555	5	Olazabal sinks a 3 foot putt to halve the hole in 5 and retain his 2-Up lead.
17	424	4	Olazabal misses a 20 foot putt. Mickelson then also misses his putt. The hole is halved and Olazabal secures a 2&1 victory.
18	537	5

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