the at&t. >> they have had glorious stretch of weather here for months. they have had more cloud cover and more than they had here for months. having said all of that, how to keep these golf courses used in the rotation here at pebble beach, monterey peninsula, the short course there. a nod to all of those unsung heroes. the superintendents. they make it look so beautiful for the world to watch. of course spearheaded by r.j. harper and all of those folks. still is still stepping back 100 yards away from his third shot. amy has taken up position right behind the 18th green.

it will be a little valentines victory for him. >> more dating. jim: couple of more dates, yes. he will be this week playing at riviera and commuting from home. flying back and flying back home every day because he wants to be home having dinner with his family every night. >> yeah. jim: amy is doing quite well. everyone knows a couple of years ago diagnosed with breast cancer. his mother, mary, as well. everybody is doing just fine. up ahead on the 18th green this

, is a birdie putt coming up for dustin johnson that would move him into a tie for the moment with kevin na, who you see right there in the white shirt. a lot of folks thought the west coast would be a struggle for dustin coming off of the late season knee surgery in 2011. pour its in. he has some track record here for dustin johnson. twice a winner in 2009-2010. could have easily won the u.s. open. he had a good chance at it. and kevin na, as you see, wi is

way back there. three groups on the 18th right now. na has this for par now to stay in that fifth place tie with dustin johnson. >> they are go to grind on this one. check the sharpy line on the golf ball. jim: look at the waves splashing up against the wall here. some stormy weather to come in here overnight. kevin na, i thought all week long he might be the guy to beat, he is playing with a superb amateur player, jimmy dunne. played with phil mickelson as well the first three days. he had a stumble today at the sixth. there you go. knock its in for a round of 70.

there you see the fast start. nick: all of a sudden it becomes a little bit harder to make the score happen. tiger waiting to go for this green in two. those two will travel together on the road. joe the long time caddie for fred couples. they each now have these titans of golf. tiger treed play his second

shot. >> after a wonderful tee shot he has 239 left to the hole. he could easily get there. this will test him. you have to start it on the left side of the green if you are go to cut it. we will get a good view of how confident that he is in this golf swing right now. >> at the end of the day i am sure he has scrambled thoughts going through his head. he needs 100% concentration on this one. he likes it. he got it. he got it. he will have an eagle putt coming up. nick: this is a tiny putt. 2'1". he slams in a spike mark after that. five-footer.

nine feet or so. for me it will all be about facing the music with the media. i will be fascinated to hear what he say busy this. you know -- jim: you are all ready to write the story he is back. it will happen this year. but having this type of performance when you get into saying augusta or u.s. open position to win, is there lingering effects of something like this and some of the other recent final rounds? nick: this is like a boxing match. they slugged it out and phil walked away. jim: how about just for tiger? nick: this was a bad day. this was dreadful. there were missed putts. there were blocked shots. he didn't like the 7-iron down the ninth. he pulls it left. he maybe feared right. his game on a sunday afternoon, he has a game good enough to

get in contention but not good enough to finish it off. >> one final knockdown pitching wedge from 114. nick: middle of the green, spin it back. he is just showing off now. jim: yes, he is. nick: this is a day of perfection. this is as good as we have seen phil play for a long time. jim: it is the round of the day. in fact 67, the best score otherwise. he will have that little one for a 64. it would be the best round of the day by three. nick: the way he put it together, hit the second green in two, couple of great putts. jim: charlie wi back on the tee. >> that is with a 3-wood. nick: makes sense to me. 3-wood and a midiron and a wedge again. play for the fat of the play for the fat of the fairways.

jim: one of my favorites about phil is the family history here at pebble beach. you think he is a popular winner here? just throiven this ovation. nick: guess who else gets to listen to it? jim: you mentioned his mother, mary. phil's grandfather, albert santos. talk about the american dream, his grandfather, shortly after pebble beach opened, which it opened back in 1919. his grandfather as a young boy, 12 or 14 years old, along with

his brother, they used to come down here on a train to caddie at pebble beach for 25 cents per bag. generations later the grandson will win at pebble beach for a fourth time and it will be worth over a million and money is not his concern right now. it is about the title. it will be his 40th. this is the point he deflated the field. tiger just holed his shot and phil knocked it down right on top of him. look how much you can see it written all over his feet >> celebrating the par putt. at 15 there was another one just like it. not a single bogey today. those two saves to go along

with an eagle and five birdies and maybe there is one more birdie to boot. nick: i know phil has a lot of gratitude for what he has got. i know personally when i used to walk off a win like this wait in your career, you say wow. i can still do it. i can still win. this will be a massive boost. it will be a massive boost for augusta national. jim: there was no indication it was coming up. tony romo here at 18. everyone is missing this on the high side. phil had not been in contention at the humana event. missed the cut at home in a tournament he starred at many times at torrey pines. really was not a factor last week. nick: he was very narrow at torrey pines. got more extension going back.

holding his left leg a lot firmer. that changed things. getting that an inch or two more, you know, more to the golf swing. jim: he will have that little one left to move into a tie for ninth. there is a log jam at 9-under par. phil will have this little one and just nudge it to close the door and make it official for a fourth time. the first time that he won here, nick, you were playing

back in those days. he won it in 1998. instead of canceling the tournament they moved the final round of the tournament from february to the day after the pga in washington state. they came back on that monday, middle august, and won it for the first time. jim: number four and phil at his finest. nick: phil at his finest, tiger, still a question mark. jim: 64 it is. tiger taking no time. oh, my goodness. nick: he is still putting. jim: you know, this is what has happened to tiger today, being

in phil's wake is what we saw for over 10 years what tiger would do to everyone else. this is one of the sweetest. that say its right there for those two. this is a victory they will treasure. nick: i think as we get older, it is all about gratitude to think we still got it. boy did he do it today. tiger still has a five-footer. 75. 11 shots higher than mickelson's total today.

64 at pebble beach, second best round of the day, 67. >> i am here with phil mickelson. i know you have been working hard on your game and get things organized. you said you were getting better. today you put an exclamation point on it. this is as impressive as i have seen in a long time. >> peter, it feels amazing. i come out the first couple of weeks and shot some rorend us scores. to play the way i did the last 18 holes really means a lot. >> you are now 41 but today marks your 40th win on the pga tour. how does it feel? >> it feels awesome. hopefully it is one of a few here this year. i am starting to feel pretty good. to have a win here where my grandfather caddied it is such a special place, pebble beach. >> cogs a tremendous round of

golf and tournament. jimmy, back up to you. jim: he is remembering his grandfather. into the open arms of amy. the final round at the masters 2010 -- >> i am so happy for you. what a round. are you kidding me? jim: what a round. are you kidding me. nick: are you kidding me, phil?

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jim: phil mickelson has won the golf tournament. charlie wi trying to preserve second solo. >> pitching wedge. look at this. are you serious?

wow. for a moment there think how crucial the birdie by mickelson really was. that would have been an eagle. the metlife shot of the day. what do you choose? how about the one at 13. nick: the clever thing about this is the follow through. difficult to get the ball to do this. normally bites and spins down. it runs in there for an easy tap-in. jim: metlife shot of the day on his way to victory. sot' s w-a-t-e-r proof. cool. what else does it d-o? it's fast. it's 4g lte. hawhat's l-t-e spell? nothing. w-h-y? hey, can we stop spell talking now? ok. a-y. [ male announcer ] buy a waterproof pantech element fo for $249.99 and get a 4g burst smartphone free. only from at&t.

jim: our aerial coverage provided by metlife. let's go down to peter kostis. >> i am here with a disappointed tiger woods. your game has shown flashes of brilliance and consistency like never before. yet frustrating days like today. how do you put today in perspective? >> i did not hit as bad as the score indicated but i putted awful. as good as i felt on the greens today is as bad as i felt today. i couldn't see my lines. i couldn't get comfortable. i couldn't get the blade to swing. anything i tried to do was not working. consequently i made a ton of mistakes on the greens. >> it seemed like a day of in-between yardages for you. divot on 13. seemed like nothing was going your way. does that weigh on you as well? >> what is frustrate suggest that i had a chance. all i had to do is good off to

a good, solid start. i did not do that. 1-under through six, but phil was 5-under through six. that was the start i was hope to get to. i thought i could get it in the middle part of the round but instead i went the other way. >> was being paired with phil a factor at all? >> not at all. hi to go out there and post my number. i thought i had to shoot a 67 to 66 today was kind of the number going out there. that would not have been good enough. it was a fun day to be out there but it was frustrating at the same time. >> i see a lot of progress being made and a lot of quality golf shots. a matter of time before you put it together for four rounds. thanks, tiger. jim: all right. thank you peter. thanks to tiger for sticking toorned do that interview. that is one of the hardest times to sit back after a defeat like this and step in and answer the questions like that.

nick: i take president great thing about what tiger could do in the past, he could make things happen. right now he can't make things happen on the course. jim: well mr. eastwood you go down to present a check and trophy. you have done that a few times. >> yes. jim: have you not seen many performances much better than that. >> that was exciting today. we talked about it last night briefly. he felt his game was really on. he went out and did it. jim: we always love having you up in the tower. sharing the broadcast with us. >> ok. jim: thank you. >> ok, nick. jim: still have the final group on the 18th green. charlie wi. that is a niceturnaround after that hiccup at the start. >> it was a big hiccup. i thought he would be on a

downward spiral mentally. he still missed a couple of little ones. but kept plug away. takes a big pat on the back for that. you never know what will happen. just keep at it. jim: the final hole birdie gives him a round of 72. second, two clear of ricky barnes. phil won with his amateur partner. we didn't see him today. he was out in that group also. he was out there playing great golf all week playing along side phil. making houston country club proud. distinguished history there and its number one member, george herbert walker bush.

with play complete, waited around to go back for the ultimate souvenir. the flag at the 18th. phil remembered his grandfather. he used to give all of his victory flags to his grandfather. he useded to have them lining the walls of his den. again, we had co-champions in the pro-am. they will have their name on the back of the wall on the first tee. and a little waterford crystal is heading phil's way.

jim: we will have more golf coming up. phil will be in the field at the northern trust open. he has won that multiple times as well. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" featuring adele. and the live grammy awards and a tribute to whitney houston. here are the updated fedex cup standings. phil moves into fifth position. did you expect anything like this today when the sun came up and you were making your walk around pebble beach? nick: i was predicting you

would need a fade. phil's draw is a fade. he has been working it so well. his stats are fantastic today, 13 out of 14 fairways and made 101-putts it. pretty spectacular. jim: 40th career win for mickelson. he had come in tied up at 39. closed with a birdie. he had it all day long and perhaps his wife said it best. that round, are you kidding me? jim nantz along with nick faldo and all of the crew saying so long from pebble beach.