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WGC-Bridgestone Invitational 2013 results: Tiger Woods blows away field, Keegan Bradley settles for 2nd

The tournament was over on Friday night, but several of the world’s best battled for second over the final 36 holes at Firestone.

After Tiger Woods’ course-record matching round of 61 on Friday, the rest of the field was playing for second place on the weekend at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Tiger went to sleep with a 36-hole lead of seven shots, and he cruised through the final two rounds to keep that margin.

The runaway win is made all the more impressive by the fact that 48 of the top 50 players in the world were in attendance at Firestone. The no-cut limited field WGC events always have some of the most loaded tee sheets, with world-class talent in almost every pairing. But Woods removed all doubt by Friday night, while big names like Keegan Bradley, Luke Donald, Jason Dufner and Henrik Stenson battled for second place and worked on their game for Oak Hill next week.

In the end, it was Bradley and Stenson who came in the distant second at eight-under. Bradley was the defending champ at this event, but he’s had a spotty season so the solid showing will be encouraging heading into the PGA Championship. The former PGA winner will also be paired with Woods in the first two rounds next week. Stenson continued his strong 2013 season, which featured a good showing at The Players and a runner-up last month at the British Open. He should absolutely be a factor on the leaderboard next week at the season’s final major.

While Tiger made Firestone look like a chip-and-putt at times, the South Course certainly wasn’t enjoyable for all the players in the 73-man field. Daniel Popovic, an Aussie, finished an amazing 34-over -- 49 (!) shots back of the winner. Here are the full results from top to bottom:

Place Player Score
1 Tiger Woods -15
T2 Keegan Bradley -8
T2 Henrik Stenson -8
T4 Zach Johnson -6
T4 Miguel A. Jimenez -6
T4 Jason Dufner -6
T7 Bill Haas -5
T7 Chris Wood -5
T9 Martin Kaymer -4
T9 Jim Furyk -4
T9 Richard Sterne -4
T9 Luke Donald -4
13 Steve Stricker -3
T14 Webb Simpson -2
T14 Harris English -2
T14 Adam Scott -2
T17 Jamie Donaldson -1
T17 Justin Rose -1
T19 Ian Poulter E
T19 John Merrick E
T21 Michael Thompson 1
T21 Charl Schwartzel 1
T21 Bo Van Pelt 1
T21 Hideki Matsuyama 1
T21 Phil Mickelson 1
T21 Rickie Fowler 1
T27 Russell Henley 2
T27 Paul Casey 2
T27 Paul Lawrie 2
T27 Matt Kuchar 2
T27 Rory McIlroy 2
T27 Bubba Watson 2
T33 Dustin Johnson 3
T33 Boo Weekley 3
T33 Brandt Snedeker 3
T33 Peter Hanson 3
T33 Ryan Moore 3
T38 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 4
T38 Angel Cabrera 4
T40 Sergio Garcia 5
T40 Graeme McDowell 5
T40 Lee Westwood 5
T40 Kiradech Aphibarnrat 5
T44 Billy Horschel 6
T44 Stephen Gallacher 6
T44 Nick Watney 6
T44 Francesco Molinari 6
T48 Martin Laird 7
T48 Shane Lowry 7
T48 Richie Ramsay 7
T48 Thorbjorn Olesen 7
T48 Ernie Els 7
T53 Jason Day 8
T53 David Lynn 8
T53 Sang-Moon Bae 8
T53 Matteo Manassero 8
T57 Derek Ernst 9
T57 Nicolas Colsaerts 9
T59 Kevin Streelman 10
T59 Scott Piercy 10
T59 Jonas Blixt 10
T59 D.A. Points 10
T63 Brett Rumford 12
T63 Brian Gay 12
T65 Tommy Gainey 13
T65 Mikko Ilonen 13
T65 Satoshi Kodaira 13
T65 Ken Duke 13
T65 Branden Grace 13
70 Carl Pettersson 15
71 Toru Taniguchi 20
72 Jaco Van Zyl 25
73 Daniel Popovic 34

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