No Catching or Doubting a Healthy, Happy Woods

No Catching or Doubting a Healthy, Happy Woods

Barring an epic collapse, Tiger Woods will win the 2013 Cadillac Championship. The win would mark Woods' 17th career victory at the World Golf Championships. After starting the final round at the WGC-Cadillac Championship with a four-stroke lead at

Woods earned his 17th World Golf Championships win on Sunday.

Tiger Woods wins the WGC-Cadillac Championship, and captures his 76th career victory. It was a performance defined by Woods' short game expertise, needing just 100 putts over the four days. Woods is now the first player of the 2013 season to earn

DORAL, Fla. â€" On the second hole Sunday at the Blue Monster, Tiger Woods drained a 19-foot putt for birdie. When at last the applause died down, Graeme McDowell stood over a 7-footer for birdie that suddenly looked twice as long. He rolled it in to

McDowell, a former major champion himself (OK, it was once, in 2010 at the U.S. Open), was left to state the obvious after witnessing Woods' round on Saturday. “Tiger played fantastic,” McDowell said. “He's going to be a tough guy to catch.” That might