Tim Clark doesn't hit it long, but he hits it straight. And driving accuracy is what golfers will need for this week's PGA Championship at Oak Hill.
Tiger Woods has one more major to get back into the winner's circle. Despite his five victories this season, it's all about majors for Tiger.
Tiger Woods is coming off his fifth victory of the season, but his year won't be complete without a major. Can he capture this week's PGA Championship?
So much for the injury concerns, Brandt Snedeker now has four classy cashes in a row. Now if he can just bag a major.
Tiger Woods is good on nearly every course, but he's ridiculous at Firestone where he has seven victories heading into this week's Bridgestone Invitational.
The only way Phil Mickelson can top his British Open exploits is to get over the hump at the U.S. Open.
Brandt Snedeker appears to be near top form entering this week, and if that's the case, he'll be tough to beat.
Defending champ Ernie Els could make a run at a fifth major at this year's Open Championship, but he's not the pick to win. Find out who is.
Adam Scott returns to the British Open looking to make up for last year's gory finish that cost him a major.
Jordan Spieth has gone from no status to budding star this season, and he's just getting warmed up.
Tiger Woods goes for a fourth Claret Jug this week, but is he really the favorite at this year's Open Championship?
Segio Garcia has the game, but is he strong enough between the ears to win a major? Can he win this week's British Open? Check out our Open Championship roundtable.
Graeme McDowell captured the French Open and now turns his attention to the British Open where he's looks to be a four-day story.
Zach Johnson broke through with a win here last year, but is being the defending champ a plus or a minus this week?
Jordan Spieth's golf game is way beyond his age, and the 19-year-old's consistency continues to impress.
Bill Haas has already bagged five PGA Tour victories, putting him more than halfway to the nine that his dad won.
Phil Mickelson's gaze toward the British Open in two weeks time might make him an expendable pick this week.
Ken Duke earned his first PGA Tour victory at age 44, becoming a new version of an old favorite.