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.
Luke Donald disappointed a bit last season, but you'd be foolish to underestimate him this season.
If anyone can unseat Bernhard Langer at the top of the money list in 2013, it's Tom Lehman.
If Justin Rose gets a little more consistent with the putter, he should be able to bag multiple majors the next 5-10 years.
Legendary Doral is the site of this week's WGC-Cadillac Championship, which Tiger Woods has won three times.
Tiger, Phil and Rory each give reasonable pause to fantasy owners this week, making the likes of Matt Kuchar a solid gamble.
Chez Reavie only had two finishes in the money in the early part of the PGA Tour season, but, nevertheless, he took a big jump up the Reshuffle List.
With a great putter and short game, Matt Kuchar is knocking on the door of stardom - and majors championships.
After finishing second at The Honda last year, Tiger Woods looks to claim the top spot from Rory McIlroy this time around.
Rory McIlroy hopes to repeat at The Honda Classic as the PGATour starts the Florida swing.
The 63-match crystal ball for the Match Play Championship.
A Rory-Tiger matchup would be epic, but the unexpected usually happens at Match Play.
Luke Donald found out the hard way last year that the unthinkable can happen in match play.
James Hahn is making a name for himself, but his deliberate pace of play is becoming difficult to sit through.