Tiger Woods has won three events this year. If he's anywhere near his best this week, he could win his fourth tournament of 2012.
Tiger Woods has dominated the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, but his last victory came in 2007. Is it his time again?
Jim Furyk loves the Canadian Open no matter the course it plays.
Ted Potter's breakthrough win means he's finally exempt from the Reshuffle List. Alas, not all are so fortunate.
Sergio Garcia held his own the last time the British Open visited Royal Lytham. Can he traverse the adverse conditions this time around?
Zach Johnson's win at the John Deere is a nice catapult into this week's Open Championship.
After finishing second last year, Kyle Stanley is back at the John Deere for another crack at dethroning three-time defending champion Steve Stricker.
John Huh is one of a number of young players who could be a factor on the PGA Tour very soon.
After winning his third event of the season, Tiger Woods is in this week's field to fine tune his game for the British Open. Does that make him a good pick this week?
Chris DiMarco has had better days - namely his 2005 Masters duel with Tiger Woods - now he's just trying to keep his Tour card.
Few are happier about the AT&T's return to Congressional than Jim Furyk, who did not take well to the venue change the last couple years.