Simon Khan of England, who entered the BMW PGA Championship in Wentworth, England, only after receiving an invitation less than 72 hours before it started, won the tournament by a stroke, shooting a five-under-par 66 to come from seven strokes back.
Duffy Waldorf (16 under par, 197) was the leader after shooting a 67, one stroke ahead of Chris DiMarco (66) and Kenny Perry, who had the day's low round with a seven-under 64.
Singh, who earned $954,000, finished at 16-under-par 272 after shooting a 69, three strokes ahead of Jeff Maggert (69) and four ahead of Phil Mickelson (69).
He routed everybody in the exhibition by shooting a 66 – seven strokes better than the second-place Nicklaus.
Lexi Thompson won the Meijer LPGA Classic by a stroke Sunday, shooting a six-under 65 and rallying from four shots back in Belmont, Mich.
At length, the military authorities had decided to solve two problems at a stroke by shooting a hundred Jews and Gypsies as hostages for every dead German soldier.
Scott Jamieson equaled a European Tour record by shooting a 60, finishing two strokes behind the leader, Paul Waring, after three rounds of the Portugal Masters in Vilamoura.
Woods romped to his sixth victory of the season and the 71st of his career by turning his seven-stroke overnight lead into an eight-stroke victory, shooting a 68 for a 72-hole total of 19-under-par 265.
Wie, 15, missed the cut by one stroke last year, shooting a two-under-par 68 in the second round at Waialae Country Club.
He increased his lead to eight strokes yesterday, shooting a four-under-par 68 in Melbourne, Australia.
