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US Open champion Angel Cabrera believes the boost he received from last month''s unexpected triumph at Oakmont can carry him all the way to a second major title at next week''s British Open.

The powerful Argentinian, nick-named ''the duck'' because of his waddling gait, admits that the lay-out of Carnoustie, the Scottish links that will host the 136th Open Championship from July 19-22, is not as well-suited to his game as some of the other venues for the oldest major.

But that consideration, he feels, is more than offset by the psychological breakthrough he achieved in holding off the final-day challenge of Tiger Woods to become the US Open''s first Argentinian winner.

"Mentally it gives me a lot of confidence," Cabrera reflected ahead of this week''s Scottish Open, where his compatriot and mentor Eduardo Romero triumphed in 2002.

"I know now that I can beat the best players in the world and that I can win major championships.

"I feel that I could win the Open on certain Golf Courses and I think I have a chance to win at Carnoustie.

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