Miami, March 26:

Tiger Woods won the CA Championship for the sixth time on Sunday, making enough key putts for a 1-over 73 and two-shot victory over Brett Wetterich in his final tournament before the US Masters.

Woods led by four shots for most of the afternoon until Wetterich made birdie on the 16th to get within three. Equipped with that margin, Woods played iron off the tee on the tough 18th, laid up, and hit a wedge 50 feet beyond the flag. Wetterich had an 8-foot birdie to make it interesting, but left it short and also settled for a 71.

Woods finished at 10-under 278 to continue his dominance in these World Golf Championships. It was only the sixth time Woods has won a tournament with his final round over par. It was his second title this year and 56th of his career. He earned $1.35 million.

Robert Allenby ran off six birdies in his first 14 holes and his 5-under 67 was the best score of the final round. Allenby wound up in a tie for third at 6-under 282 with Ogilvy (70) and Sergio Garcia (70), the only player to break par all for days at Doral.