PGA Championship final round - in pictures

Tiger Woods' name is conspicuously absent from the leader board going into the final round. His hopes of winning his first major in five years are dead as he's 15 shots off the lead Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images

Mickelson is struggling as much as Woods. He shot 78 yesterday and has carded a bogey and a double bogey early doors today Photograph: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images

Peter Hanson of Sweden hits a shot from a spectator pathway on the 18th hole. He'll be watching eagerly from the clubhouse later on as his compatriots Henrik Stenson and Jonas Blixt are among the main contenders for this year's title. They will tee off shortly. Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images

Here's a quick recap of the leader board: -9 Furyk, -8 Dufner, -7 Stenson, -6 Blixt, -3 McIlroy and Westwood Photograph: Charlie Riedel/AP

Westwood's hopes are swiftly extinguished. He's dropped three shots in the space of two holes Photograph: Rob Carr/Getty Images

Jonas Blixt hits a chip shot on the first hole. His round begins with successive bogies Photograph: Julio Cortez/AP

Here's the man they're all chasing, Jim Furyk. It's ten years since he claimed his one and only major, the US Open. Photograph: Jeff Haynes/Reuters

Stenson eyes a putt. He got an eagle at four, putting him right in the mix Photograph: Getty

McIlroy started brightly but has faded. He finds himself in the wet at the fifth at cards a triple bogey Photograph: Getty

Dufner moves effortlessly to -11, while his main rival Furyk, who was also playing well, slips back to -9. So Dufner has a two shot lead at the turn. Meanwhile Stenson is -8 and Scott -6
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There are huge crowds on the 13th where Dufner is putting for par
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Dufner's face is a picture at times. He looks relaxed, despite the pressure
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Here's a scenic shot of the two men walking onto the 15th green
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Furyk cards three at 16 to move to -10, but Dufner replies with a birdie. So the two men are separated by two shots with two to play ...
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Furyk fails to test his rival in the closing holes, bogeying them both
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Dufner follows suit, coming home bogey-bogey, but a final round of 68 is enough to retain a two shot lead and deservedly win him the title.
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The winner gets a hug from his wife Amanda and tells the assembled media his ploy for the final round was "to be confident, put my best foot forward, be aggressive".
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The Wanamaker Trophy is his. Final leaderboard: -10 Dufner, -8 Furyk, -7 Stenson, -6 Blixt Photograph: Rob Carr/Getty Images