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There are striking similarities between Tiger Woods' issues and those of now infamous Rep. Anthony Weiner. Unlike the congressman, Woods has a chance to rebuild that image, Bob Smiley writes.

The chip on Sergio Garcia's shoulder notwithstanding, not everyone believes in the golf gods, writes ESPN.com's Bob Smiley.

A not-so-simple par served as catalyst for Tiger's historic 2008 season, writes ESPN.com's Bob Smiley.

When Tiger Woods wins four of six PGA Tour events he enters in a year, it's fair to say he hit his share of impressive shots. But how do you draw the line between amazing and the truly spectacular? Bob Smiley examines the body of work.

Tiger Woods' finish in the second round of the U.S. Open might have been the catalyst in that historic win. In an excerpt from his new book, "Follow The Roar," which chronicles Woods' 2008 season, ESPN.com writer Bob Smiley shares his first-hand account of that memorable round.

Using the newly announced Annika perfume as his muse, Bob Smiley, ESPN.com's resident olfactory expert, conjured up 11 other sweet (or in some cases, not-so-sweet) fragrances that might find their way behind the counter at a department store near you.

Surely Americans are pleased with the U.S. team's Ryder Cup victory. But as one surly fan of the European squad revealed, maybe it's not all bad that its nine-year stranglehold on the event ended Sunday, writes Bob Smiley.

So what has Tiger Woods been doing since undergoing arthroscopic surgery to his left knee? Bob Smiley has the day-by-day breakdown.

Keeping pace with Tiger Woods? It's not easy for other golfers, but was downright dizzying for Bob Smiley, who tried to make the trip from Doral to Isleworth without missing a shot.

After traveling halfway around the world, Bob Smiley got a closer look at Tiger Woods, some reality TV stars and a no-no in the press center.

Someone will win the Grand Slam, Phil Mickelson will see a major breakthrough and Aquaman will be up to his old tricks. Bob Smiley reveals the 2008 PGA Tour season before the first shot is even hit.

What's it like being part of a Tiger Woods record-setting performance? Bob Smiley got up close and personal at the Target ... well, sort of.

Sure, Tiger Woods and Lorena Ochoa each had great seasons on the course in 2007. But their performances off the course may have been even better.

What do some familiar faces in the golf world have to be thankful for this holiday season? Bob Smiley and Jason Sobel have the answers.

It's that time of year already, golf fans. Bob Smiley separates the silly offseason tournaments from, well, the really silly ones.