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Tiger Woods' six victories and successful recovery from major knee surgery are accomplishments worth recognizing, but how does his 2009 stack up to past seasons? Take a closer look, writes John Hawkins, and you'll see that it simply doesn't.

Tiger Woods' sluggish start to 2009 has less to do with his knee than his need ... for more work. Tiger is at his best when he's busy, writes GolfWorld's John Hawkins, and now is the time of year he usually buckles down.

The PGA Tour's 40-year relationship with Westchester CC appears to be nearing an end, as plans have begun to move the Barclays Classic to nearby Ridgewood CC in northeast New Jersey.

Changes are imminent for the FedEx Cup. What's the thinking behind them and how will they play out?

The Skins Game's time has come and gone. It's a star-driven showcase without any stars, writes John Hawkins.

While reprioritizing his life to deal with his wife's health issues this past summer, Hank Haney's relationship with Tiger Woods also changed. But he's still very much in the picture.

Hard work and introspection helped Steve Stricker resuscitate his game -- one of the keys to U.S. hopes in Canada.

Sure, Tiger Woods dominated once again in 2007, but that shouldn't overshadow the performances of some young guns.

Among the playoff fixes already being discussed for next year are a new points system and a reshuffle in seedings.

Golf World's John Hawkins breaks down his personal top 10 major championships of the past 10 years.

A bum shoulder is currently hindering Presidents Cup hero Chris DiMarco's bid to make it back to the biennial event.

Thirteen years after up-and-comer Ernie Els won the U.S. Open at Oakmont, he returns ... but time is no longer on his side.

A cry for help? A time for change? Here's why Phil Mickelson decided to give Butch Harmon a shot at being his swing instructor.

John Hawkins looks at the top 10 players in the world and sizes up their chances of winning the 71st Masters.

Tiger Woods' quest for a third major title in a row hasn't drawn much attention -- and that's just the way he likes it.

The PGA Tour had a hole in its schedule. It needed help. So who did Tim Finchem call? Why, Tiger Woods, of course.