Starting the day six shots behind the leaders, Ian Poulter went on a tear in the final round, playing four holes in five-under to get him to two shots of the lead. But hot as his flatstick was (which he solicited from Twitter the week before the British Open), not everything went his way. Getting his ball out of the 10th hole, for example, proved especially difficult.
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