Brendon Todd, with no PGA Tour victories to his name and butterflies in his stomach, arrived at the par-13 13th hole with a two-shot final round lead over Mike Weir, who had minutes ago drained a birdie putt on the same green to reach -12. It was the score Weir would take into the clubhouse five holes later, and the task facing Todd—reminiscent of Martin Kaymer a week earlier—was to avoid the kind of disastrous mistake that would erase his two-shot cushion and force him into a playoff. Or a loss.