Rory McIlroy lapped the field for three rounds at the Honda Classic before choking with a back-nine 38 Sunday.
Sean O'Hair took a tumble in the lastest Reshuffle, missing two of three cuts. Find out who went in the opposite direction.
Sergio Garcia has started the year hot, and figures to get hotter this week in Florida.
Graeme McDowell showed some signs last week that his game is coming around, and if that's the case, he'll be tough to beat this week.
Following a thrilling, marathon final match that lasted 23 holes, Jason Day took home his second PGA Tour event and looks posed for more.
The 2006 U.S. Open champion, Geoff Ogilvy's game has gone sour since his last win.
Harris English is a force to be reckoned with and just might take home the WGC Match Play event this week.
Can Sergio Garcia bomb his way out of the Ben Hogan bracket at the WGC-Accenture Match Play event? Find out that and all the picks.
Matt Kuchar has a strong track record at th e WGC-Accenture Match Play, including winning last year's event.
Bubba Watson is back on the map after winning for the first time in 22 months with a victory at the Northern Trust Open.
Jimmy Walker already has three wins on the PGA Tour this season and heads to Riviera this week where he has played well.
Matt Kuchar has three top-10s in his three starts this season and ranks among the top golfers in a few key stats.
With his third win already this season, Jimmy Walker is approaching some exclusive territory. But can he keep it up?
The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is right in Dustin Johnson's wheelhouse, an event he's won twice.
Brandt Snedeker is the defending champion this week in both the regular tournament and the pro-am.
The son of Walrus, Craig Stadler, might not be has big has his dad, but Sunday he was the big winner on the PGA Tour.
O'Hair has carried the momentum of the Web.com Tour Finals into the start of the season with T26 and T15 finishes to open up the new campaign.
Kyle Stanley's peak came two years ago when he won this event, but his valleys have been many since that win.