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People.com: Sports Stars Collide: Michael Phelps Meets Tiger!

The Golden Boy chats with Woods – and crosses paths with Misty May-Treanor – at a Manhattan party

People.com: Bad Knee Forces Tiger Woods to Retire - For Now

"As far as swinging a club, that's not going to happen until next year," says the champ

Time.com: Doctors: Tiger Woods Should Recover

Doctors who treat the kinds of knee and leg injuries that ended Tiger Woods' victorious season have one word for his US Open victory -- remarkable

Time.com: Tiger Woods to Undergo Knee Surgery

Two days after a grueling U.S. Open that took him five days and 91 holes to win, Woods said he will have reconstructive surgery on his left knee to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament

People.com: Tiger Woods Calls Daughter the 'Greatest Thing in the World'

The U.S. Open champ credits watching her grow with getting through knee surgery and winning

SI.com: The Year in Sports 2007: Stories of Golf

In early September the beautifully comported U.S. Walker Cup team went to Ireland and defeated a team of fellow amateurs from Great Britain and Ireland, 12 1/2 to 11 1/2. A week later the American women went to Sweden to play a European squad for the Solheim Cup and came back victorious, 16-12. Then in late September the American men, led by Tiger Woods and loosely managed by Captain Jack (Nicklaus), went to Canada for the Presidents Cup and won handily over Gary Player's International team, 19 1/2 to 14 1/2. The last time U.S. golfers had such a trifecta? Never.

SI.com: Rory and Tiger could meet in Presidents Cup

(AP) -- One of the intriguing aspects of the Presidents Cup is that the captains fill in the players one game at a time, instead of blind draw, meaning they can orchestrate matches. That led to Tiger Woods playing Ernie Els in South Africa, and Fred Couples playing Vijay Singh in 2005.

SI.com: Woods reveals his game plan for PGA

With only two par fives and numerous doglegs reigning in the boom-boom generation, Southern Hills isn't considered a candidate for Tiger Woods' personal ranking of the "Top 100 Courses I Can Play."

SI.com: Woods' toughest rival at PGA is himself

(AP) -- After just four holes, there was no longer any question who would win, only by how many.

SI.com: Still a Tossup

TULSA, Okla. -- It seemed like 2000 again in Akron, Ohio, on Sunday, when Tiger Woods won the Bridgestone Invitational by eight strokes, lapping the field at Firestone Country Club. It was the sixth time he's won on Firestone's South Course.

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