CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Tiger Woods was the last person Sean O'Hair wanted to see.

It was Monday at the Masters, just eight days after O'Hair squandered a five-shot lead and watched the world's No. 1 player celebrate at his expense.

They ran into each other again Sunday evening at the Quail Hollow Championship.

With a dozen players in contention on a course that felt like a major, O'Hair was the only one in the final nine groups to break 70. He came through with a tough two-putt birdie from 70 feet on the 15th hole, followed by an 8-iron to 8 feet for birdie on the 16th.

That enabled him to close with two bogeys on the two toughest holes at Quail Hollow, giving him a 3-under 69. It held up for a one-shot victory when Lucas Glover's birdie chip from behind the 18th green trailed off to the left.