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Tiger Woods: He won five tournaments – three more than anymore, $8 million $2 million more than anyone, and was Player of the Year. But no major – now not one since 2009. Another wasted season. He s 37 and . His Bear Pursuit continues. We ll all be watching.
Adam Scott: A first-time winner (Masters) with expectations to follow up with more success. He s is in his prime and ever since his Tiger s old caddy, Steve Williams, has been on his bag Scott has been broken through into the elite class.
Rory McIIroy : Wherever he plays, he ll be under scrutiny. Why the decline, Nike or Wozniacki? Can he find his magic again? hotels with suites in west palm beach Also, like Dustin Johnson, has the distraction of a wedding to plan with The Woz.
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Dustin Johnson: Has more raw ability that just about anyone and is beginning to harness his head into a consistent winner. Should be a major winner. hotels with suites in west palm beach Brain likely hotels with suites in west palm beach will be scrambled a bit in late summer as he approaches his marriage hotels with suites in west palm beach to Paulina Gretzky, daughter of the Great One. She is, too.
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