brandt snedeker hit this beautiful lob wedge. nick: he had the freedom. he was just being aggressive. simple as that. if i can get it close i can have a good finish. no real pressure at all. jim: led to a little tap-in birdie, matching the low round of the day. a 67. still he exitted the green trailing by three. never imagining that there would be more golf action this afternoon because this was the one that made all of the difference. the third shot. nick: i said that this is the professional handicap or the hazard for the pros on this golf course. it bites too much. they grip into the ridges and it comes back. for it to happen and be so costly is incredible. jim: only needed to get down in three from this point from inside 100 yards to win it. nick: he has adreniline running through his fingers now. he is running hot right now. jim: and this putt, needing 2-putts for victory. it would come up 3'8" shy of the cup. the one for the win. the nervous side. the left side. how you can blame him? at that point, it completely numbed him. nick: he that's fix it r

brandt snedeker hit this beautiful lob wedge. nick: he had the freedom. he was just being aggressive. simple as that. if i can get it close i can have a good finish. no real pressure at all. jim: led to a little tap-in birdie, matching the low round of the day. a 67. still he exitted the green trailing by three. never imagining that there would be more golf action this afternoon because this was the one that made all of the difference. the third shot. nick: i said that this is the professional handicap or the hazard for the pros on this golf course. it bites too much. they grip into the ridges and it comes back. for it to happen and be so costly is incredible. jim: only needed to get down in three from this point from inside 100 yards to win it. nick: he has adreniline running through his fingers now. he is running hot right now. jim: and this putt, needing 2-putts for victory. it would come up 3'8" shy of the cup. the one for the win. the nervous side. the left side. how you can blame him? at that point, it completely numbed him. nick: he that's fix it r

to hell carl stanley suffers a meltdown on the last hole of the farmers insurance open to give brandt snedeker an unlucky victory. but first now that djokovic has described the straight you know victory over rafael nadal as the best win of his career he outlasted the spaniard over five sets in just under six hours in what turned out to be the longest grand slam final in history the serbian came from a set down to clinch the next two and looked in control in the fourth set. but bringing comeback by nadal saw the spaniard force a tight decider and lead that four games to two. however djokovic hit back and eventually converted his first match point to win it seven five and seal a marathon match in five hours and fifty three minutes so the final score was five seven six four six two six seven seven five the titanic tussle is both the longest grand slam final and the longest ever match the strain open djokovic is only the fifth man to win three major titles in a row and the twenty four year old also be in all of his six matches last year against him all of those were finals but djokovic traits this

a bit in san diego but threw away a three shot lead on the final hole and went on to lose to brandt snedeker in a playoff nerves getting the better of stanley one point he was seven shots clear after birdies in the first two colds on the last day and even though snedeker finished his ranch strongly he was still three shots off the pace despite a birdie here on the last hole so stanley came to the eighteenth full of hope that he'd get his first win on the p.g.a. tour. he had a similar approach to decca two but this approach to the grain turned into a nightmare as the ball rolled agonizingly into the water he then three putted for a triple bogey and that meant he'd go into a playoff with snedeker where on the second extra hole stanley just missed his part . to hand snedeker that title and the million dollars in prize money. really you're walking out there to refocus to really get back in the new turn it doesn't matter if this was you know you're going to back my way into the playoffs i need to make sure already deployed i did hit some great shots made some good parts and just very very fortuna

to college stanley suffers a meltdown on the last hole is the farmers insurance open to give brandt snedeker an underdog keep victory. but first attorneys are no doubt djokovic has described his epic astray in open triumph over rafael nadal as the best win of his career he had lasted this need over five sets in just under six hours and what turned out to be the longest grand slam final in history the serbian came from a set down to clinch the next team and looked in control in the fourth set. but a grueling comeback by no doubt still the spaniard force a tight decider and he led that saw to. however djokovic is back in the bank you can be the first not going to win it seven five and seal the marathon match in five hours and fifty three minutes the following fewer than five seven six four six two six seven seven five protonix are for the both the longest grand slam final and the longest ever match the strain open djokovic has and the fifth man to be in queen major title in a row in the twenty four year old who also beat nadal in all six of them matches last year all of them finals but djokovi

their go but threw away a stray shot late at the fall of the hall before going on to lose to brandt snedeker in a play off nerves got the better of stanley and one point seven shots clear off the bat is on the first two holes on the last day and even though compact it's now deka finished his round strongly he was still three shots off the pace despite a birdie here on the last. stanley came to the eighteenth looking set to take his first win on the p.g.a. tour but his approach to the green turned into a nightmare as the ball rolled and rolled and rolled before dropping agonizingly into the water he that three putted. and that meant you fell into a playoff. where on the second extra hole stanley just missed his putt the hands of the title and the million dollars in prize money. you know really aren't walking out there refocus to really get back in the sunu tournament doesn't matter if it was you know if you're going to back away in a playoff i need to make sure i was ready to play and i did get some great shots made some good parts and just very very fortunate to be where i am for sure. and f

open in san diego but still away a street shot lead at the final hole for going on to lose to brandt snedeker in a playoff while nerves got the better of stanley at one point he was seven shots clear of the birdies on the first to hold the last day and even though finished his round strongly he was still three shots off the pace despite a birdie here on the last. stanley came to the eighteenth looking set to play his first win on the p.g.a. tour but. his approach to the green turned into a light match as the ball rolled and rolls and rolls before dropping agonizingly into the water then three putted for a triple bogey and that meant to go into a play off the snow where on the second extra hole stanley just missed his pots and pans snape at the title and a million dollars in prize money. really walking out there to refocus to really get back in the su new tournament doesn't matter if it was you know if you're going to back my way into the playoffs i need to make sure every deploy and i do get some great shots made some good parts and just very very fortunate to be where i know for sure. action

this is brandt snedeker finishing his round with thera prov to 18.ads to a birdie to finish at 6. at that snedeker within tree strokes of the lead, but stanley with his approach at 18 into the water and needed that putt for a double bogey and make it a triple. they head to a playoff. snedeker put the par and pressure on stanley, denied his first career win. snedeker comes from 7 down on final day it pick up his third. >>> still to come on this early sunday night sportswrap, we'll wrap up some nba business and a big weekend of figure skating in san josi. we'll be right back. the vegetables are cut nice and thick... you were always good at cutting your vegetables. and it's got tender white-meat chicken... the way i always made it for you. oh, one more thing honey... those pj's you like, the ones with the feet, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. ? >> men's singles the last order of business today in san josi in the u.s. figure skating championships. & ri