By Jason Sobel
ESPN.com

Sunday, December 3, 2006

The "Shot of the Year," the one single swing from 2006 that will be etched into our memory compartments for decades to come, was more blunder than blossom, more howler than heroic. It came on the final hole of the final round of the U.S. Open, a tee shot from leader Phil Mickelson that was meant to be a baby fade, but matured into a fully grown slice by the time it landed amongst the tall grass and under the trees well left of the fairway. From there, Lefty made double-bogey, his third straight ...

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