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People.com: Justin Timberlake to Host PGA Tour Event in Vegas

Justin Timberlake has the dance moves – but how's his golf game?

SI.com: Mickelson says the best is ahead of him

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- At times Tuesday, it was hard to tell if Phil Mickelson was a promoter for the PGA Tour or a contender for the PGA Championship.

SI.com: The New Power Rankings

This week brings a change in the Golf Power Rankings. Our old formula worked well, but perhaps too well as it mirrored the FedEx Cup points list and the money list very closely. In order to bring something new to the table and add a little volatility the ranking will now reflect the 10 players who've earned the most FedEx Cup points over the previous six weeks, therefore providing an accurate snapshot of who's playing the best at the current time.

SI.com: Playing, dissing Tiger, tires Sabbatini out

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -- Rory Sabbatini knows he will need to take a break to avoid becoming fatigued and frustrated.

SI.com: Daly still a star despite train wreck season

(AP) -- John Daly withdrew from five tournaments and missed the cut in eight others on the PGA Tour. His best finish was third place at the Skins Game, which had only four players. And that didn't really count because it was after the 2006 season, the worst of his career.

SI.com: Michelle Wie to return to PGA Tour

EAST MOLINE, Ill. (AP) -- Michelle Wie accepted a sponsor's exemption Tuesday to play in the John Deere Classic for the third straight year, continuing her effort to make the cut in a men's event.

SI.com: Lefty Gets It Right

On Sunday afternoon, moments before he stepped to the 1st tee at the Players Championship for the most momentous round he has played in a while, Phil Mickelson offered his new swing coach a soul handshake and a manly slap on the back. "Thanks for everything, Butch," said Mickelson, and those four little words added yet another layer of intrigue to the ongoing melodrama that is his career. Butch would be Claude Harmon Jr., known far and wide by his nickname and for his work as Tiger Woods's former instructor, most notably during Woods's run from 1999 through 2002, the most dominant golf ever played.

SI.com: Woods has second laser eye surgery

(AP) -- Tiger Woods was once so nearsighted he said he would be considered legally blind without glasses or contacts. He had Lasik surgery in October 1999 after the Ryder Cup, won the Disney Classic in his first tournament back and has done fairly well since.

SI.com: Woods, Singh surge to the top

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Tiger Woods hit his stride early with three birdies through five holes and a collection of par saves that kept his round going. Vijay Singh came to life late with an eagle-birdie flurry to rescue an otherwise shaky round.

SI.com: Call it fate or science, Verplank's win was a dream come true

IRVING, Texas, April 29 -- You didn't need to see any of the 66 shots Scott Verplank played Sunday in the EDS Byron Nelson Championship's final round. You didn't need to see the two-footer he shook in for the victory that meant so much, the win of a lifetime.

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