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SI.com: John Garrity: My Sportsman pick is the Ryder Cup rookies

Sports Illustrated will announce its choice for Sportsman of the Year on Dec. 2. Here's one of the nominations for that honor by an SI writer. For more essays, click here.

SI.com: Chef tells how he pocketed Tiger's ball

AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- No longer affiliated with Tiger Woods or the tournament he won five times, American Express signed an endorsement deal Friday with the PGA of America that showed how it has shifted its strategy in golf.

SI.com: Amex dumps Woods, signs PGA

AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- No longer affiliated with Tiger Woods or the tournament he won five times, American Express signed an endorsement deal Friday with the PGA of America that showed how it has shifted its strategy in golf.

SI.com: Colonial Daze

The putt was so easy a child could have made it. Stewart Cink, playing with Davis Love III and leading in the final round of the 2000 Colonial, went to tap in, to get out of Love's way, to tidy up on the 5th hole ... and missed.

SI.com: Faldo names veterans as Ryder Cup deputies

VIRGINIA WATER, England(AP) European captain Nick Faldo picked Jose Maria Olazabal and Paul McGinley as his assistants Tuesday for the 2008 Ryder Cup - provided they don't make the team as players.

SI.com: Going for Broke, Not a Choke

Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., May 13 -- He could've been crushed. He could've been angry. He could've been tearful.

SI.com: Backstrom sets course record at Italian Open

MILAN, Italy (AP) -- Joakim Backstrom shot a course record 10-under 62 Thursday to come within one stroke of matching the lowest round of the European Tour season in the first round at the Italian Open.

SI.com: Sentimental Journey

Even Iron Byron, the robot hitting machine featured in those old golfgear ads; even the giant Nelson statue at the TPC Four Seasons; even themost hardened cynic couldn't help but shed a tear at how this one turnedout.

SI.com: Master of the Elements

From Arnold Palmer to Phil Mickelson, the Masters has a long history of decisive final-hole dramatics, but this year's tournament was a Masters unlike any other, and so the ending was destined to be a little messy. After four days of exasperating golf, it figured that Zach Johnson would win his green jacket while slouched in the locker room, averting his eyes from a television because he couldn't bear to watch his fate unfold.

SI.com: The Quiet Man

Jack Taylor, father of Vaughn, is a master of hyperbole.

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