Adam Scott is on a roll, and his skills - ball-striking and putting - should service him well this week at the Deutsche Bank Championship.
Geoff Ogilvy has missed 11 cuts in majors since the 2006 U.S. Open, and this year he wasn't even good enough to make it to the second round of the FedEx Cup.
Adam Scott won the first round of the FedEx Cup playoffs and heads to the Deutsche Bank Championship with a good shot at winning the second.
Fabian Gomez finished a measly $13K off the magic number on the money list, forcing him to go to The Finals for a shot at grabbing a tour card for next season.
Henrik Stenson has what it takes -- an accurate driver and locked-in irons -- to compete anywere, including in the FedEx Cup.
For Tiger Woods, can winning the FedEx Cup make up for not winning a major? RotoWire's golf writers sit down to answer that and more as the tour's best play for ten million pazoozas.
Birdies and timely par putts are the name of the game, which makes Brandt Snedeker a good pick for the FedEx Cup Playoffs that begin this week at the Barclays.
Closing issues aside, Jim Furyk is on a roll and enters The Barclays looking for a FedEx Cup victory.
Brandt Snedeker is third in all-around ranking and looks like a good pick this week at the Wyndham Championship.
Brandt Snedeker is quickly becoming Tiger-esque when it comes to non-major, non-WGC events, and he looks like a good bet this week to bounce back from his recent struggles.
The days of Tiger vs. the field might be gone, but Tiger Woods is the easy pick if you have just one at the PGA Championship.
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.