Brandt Snedeker may not quite be ready for the major stage, but as he proved earlier this season, he can tear apart the field at a regular tour stop.
After clinching his PGA Tour card, Billy Horschel is now enjoying the peace of mind that will help him tour victories.
With all eyes on Tiger Woods this week, can Phil Mickelson swoop in and steal his fourth green jacket?
The East Georgia Putting Match belongs to those who can avoid bogeys, which Tiger Woods hopes won't be a problem this year. Before you make your picks, consult the data.
It's been a few years since Tiger Woods traveled to Augusta on top of his game. Everything is aligned this week for another major victory.
Tiger Woods is the obvious favorite at this year's Masters, but where do you go after that? We're here to help with our 2013 Masters Rankings.
John Huh, who finished two shots off the winning pace last year, knows the fearful need not apply at LaCantera, one of the toughest courses on Tour.
Henrik Stenson has never played the Texas Open, but that probably won't matter if he plays anything like he did last week.
The sky is the limit for Tiger Woods now that he's licked his putting problems.
With The Masters on the horizon, Phil Mickelson eyes a course this week on which he's had plenty of success.
After Tiger Woods' victory last week, a strong finish this week by Rory McIlroy would set up an epic battle at The Masters.
Fabian Gomez lost the Puerto Rico Open on the 72nd hole, but his finish still did wonders for his Reshuffle ranking.
Tiger Woods' dominance at the Arnold Palmer is enough to make one gasp.
Everything is aligned for Tiger Woods this week, even perhaps the return of the mystique.
Jordan Spieth's hole-in-one in Puerto Rico did wonders for his FedEx standing, putting him in great shape for a Tour card.
After his win at Doral, Tiger Woods deserves to be the top-valued player in fantasy -- and the obvious favorite at The Masters.
Adam Scott was a man possessed last week, and if he carries that form into this week's event, he could steamroll the competition.
The annual event at Copperhead has a new name, but Luke Donald hopes it does not have a new winner this year.