2012 Scottish Open

July 15, 2012
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Jeev Milkha Singh birdied the first playoff hole to defeat Francesco Molinari and win the Scottish Open.
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With his win, Singh also earned a spot in the British Open.
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Francesco Molinari birdied the 18th to force a playoff, but he was unable to match Singh's birdie.
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Phil Mickelson tied for 16th after a two-over 74.
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Scotland's Marc Warren had a chance to win his national open, but he played the last four holes in four over par.
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Anders Hansen shot a three-over 75 to tie for 11th.
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Luke Donald also tied for 16th after a 73.
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Martin Laird made five bogeys and three birdies for a 74.
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Phil Mickelson is only three strokes back after a seven-under 65 on Saturday.
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Francesco Molinari shot a five-under 67 to finish with a one-shot lead.
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Matteo Manassero double bogeyed No. 16 and bogeyed No. 17 to drop out of contention.
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Alexander Noren was battling for the lead until a triple bogey on the par-5 12th.
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Martin Kaymer shot a bogey-free 69.
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Luke Donald birdied two of the last three holes to finish four shots off the lead.
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On Friday, Phil Mickelson fired an impressive eight-under 64.
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Mickelson is five shots off the lead held by Alexander Noren and Francesco Molinari.
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Defending champion Luke Donald birdied the last two holes for a four-under 68.
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Padraig Harrington made five birdies and two bogeys for a three-under 69.
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Martin Kaymer shot a four-under 68 to get to nine under for the tournament.
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Ernie Els shot a two-under 70 to make the cut on the number.
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On Thursday, Luke Donald made seven birdies and two bogeys for a five-under 67.
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Phil Mickelson had a good round going until a double bogey on the par-5 12th. He finished with a 73.
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Despite two double bogeys, Ernie Els shot a two-under 70.
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Donald, far left, and Els, far right, played in the same group on Thursday.
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Padraig Harrington recovered from two early bogeys to shoot a three-under 69.
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Simon Dyson shot a bogey-free 68.
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Francesco Molinari birdied the last five holes in a row to finish with a 10-under 62.
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Louis Oosthuizen birdied the 18th for a 69.

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