KJ Choi of South Korea played a very impressive golf game on the second round of the 2008 British Open to put him on top of the British Open leaderboard, followed closely behind by Greg Norman of Australia.

KJ Choi sits at one-under for the 2008 British Open, and is the only golfer to break par. Greg Norman sits at an even par after two rounds while trailing closely is Camillo Villegas of Colombia with one-over par, who shot a second round best 65 to move him up the leaderboard. After Camillo Villegas, seven other golfers are on a tie for fourth place and are within striking distance for the topspot. Among the seven golfers are the likes of David Duval, Padraig Harrington, Jim Furyk, Rocco Mediate and Robert Allenby.

KJ Choi is expected to keep the pace in the third round in order to win the 2008 British Open, or what is now referred to as the 2008 Open Championship.

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Tiger Woods won an 18-hole playoff against Rocco Mediate in order to capture the 2008 US Open Golf Championship title, making it his third US Open title and his 14th major championship title, just 4 shy of tying the record of Jack Nicklaus.

Also, Tiger Woods extends his lead in the FedEx Cup standings with a total of 22,695 points after participating in 6 events. Phil Mickelson is at number 2 in the FedEx Cup Standings with 15,940 points after participating in 14 events.

Tiger Woods will be looking forward to the next golf major with the British Open Championship set to be played on July 2008. The 2008 British Open Championship will be played at the Royal Birkdale Golf Course in Lancashire, England.

Prior to that, Tiger Woods might also play at the 2008 Buick Open, the AT&T National or the John Deere Classic.

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