Mickelson wins HSBC Champions golf tournament in Shanghai

Mickelson wins HSBC Champions golf tournament in Shanghai

SHANGHAI, China - Phil Mickelson of the United States poses with the winner's trophy after his victory at the HSBC Champions golf tournament at Sheshan International Golf Club in Shanghai on Nov. 8, 2009.

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