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Tiger moved to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Tiger Woods was moved to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, one day after his car crash and emergency surgery.

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THE OVERVIEW By Ben Everill, PGATOUR.COM A year ago, Jason Day was the world’s top-ranked player and although he hadn’t won since May of 2016, you would have bought stock in his 2017 season. Sadly, you would’ve taken a bath. TOP 30 PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2018: We’ll countdown our list with one new player each day in December. Click here for the published players. MORE: Top 30 explanation and schedule Day, whose 2016 PLAYERS Championship win was his seventh PGA TOUR win in 17 starts at the time, has been back-pedaling since and now finds himself at an interesting crossroads. He’s just turned 30 and slipped to 12th in the world rankings over the course of 2017 following a winless season. There were legitimate excuses – the biggest being a serious health scare for his mother – but even so, more is expected from the 10-time TOUR winner. He had chances.  He lost in a playoff at the AT&T Byron Nelson, imploded when in great position at the PGA Championship and was unable to reel in countryman Marc Leishman at the BMW Championship despite being on his tail all tournament. Telling also was losing a 54-hole lead to unheralded Cameron Davis at his home Australian Open in November. Late in the season, he took long-term coach and mentor Colin Swatton off caddie duties and added good friend Luke Reardon to the bag in an effort to change the mojo. But now the slate is wiped clean and 2018 will show us plenty. Will we get a new reinvigorated Day ready to grind and fight his way to the top a la the version we saw before his ascension to the world No. 1? Or will we see the talented but not quite as focused version prone to untimely mistakes we saw in 2017? Given his talent, we expect the former. Watch out for this guy. BY THE NUMBERS How Jason Day ranked in Strokes Gained statistics during his last full season on the PGA TOUR. FEDEXCUP Current 2017-18 position: 56th Playoff appearances: 10 TOUR Championship appearances: 7 Best result: 3rd (2015) INSIGHTS FROM THE INSIDERS PGATOUR.COM’s Insiders offer their expert views on what to expect from Jason Day in 2018. TOUR INSIDER by Cameron Morfit Somehow, some way, Day has got to rediscover the closing kick. Recent results would seem to be encouraging, but there’s always a caveat. His solo fourth at the BMW Championship got him into the TOUR Championship, but that seemed like a hollow moral victory for a player who has won 10 times on TOUR and reached No. 1 in the world. He finished fifth at the Australian Open in November, but his final-round 73 did him no favors. Having slipped to 12th in the world and coming off a tough Presidents Cup, Day, 30, must settle his caddie situation and rediscover the player who dominated the game for the latter half of 2015.   Click here to follow Cameron on Twitter FANTASY INSIDER by Rob Bolton When he checked up shy of $3 million for 2016-17, he was arguably the hottest value for full-season salary gamers this season. The Aussie then made his first start as a 30-year-old at his national open in November. It was a rare treat for him to continue competing in the last quarter of the calendar year. With personal distractions negatively impacting focus and form early in the year a thing of the past, and with a busy fall in the books, 2018 is setting up to be a boon. Buy. Buy. Buy. Click here to follow Rob on Twitter EQUIPMENT INSIDER by Jonathan Wall He added a yet-to-be-released TaylorMade P-790 long iron at the World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational. He’s one of the first players to put a set of P-750 Tour Proto irons in play. Iron lofts are 2 degrees strong across the board to produce a more penetrating flight. Milled Grind wedges have a raw finish that allows them to rust over time. Used three different putters (Spider Red, White Spider and TP Ardmore 2) over the course of the final four months of the year. Click here to follow Jonathan on Twitter STYLE INSIDER by Greg Monteforte The biggest apparel move of 2017 saw Day donning Nike’s swoosh. As one of the biggest sneakerheads on TOUR, Day is a natural fit for Nike’s range of sporty kicks. In fact, in 2017 he laced up nearly every shoe in Nike’s golf range. In 2018, look for the Lunar Command 2 shoes to be his go-to, but he’ll likely work in everything from the freshest Jordans to personal editions of other models. Click here to follow Greg on Twitter

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Blistered Bryson DeChambeau bags win No. 5 at the Shriners Hospitals for Children OpenBlistered Bryson DeChambeau bags win No. 5 at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

LAS VEGAS – Bryson DeChambeau was beaming from ear to ear as he cranked hard on the famous Las Vegas Knights air horn on Saturday night. The local National Hockey League crowd was whipped into a frenzy as the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 54-hole co-leader used all his strength to elicit the famous sound. It was a fun moment for DeChambeau, particularly as his brother and his friends, plus his mother were in town. Until the adrenaline wore off and he looked down to see a blister on his right hand had been torn open. Then the anxiety set in. Just hours earlier DeChambeau had signed for a third round 6-under 65 to move into a tie with Peter Uihlein at TPC Summerlin as he chased a fifth PGA TOUR title and fourth since June. Now his hand was ripped up and perhaps with it … his chances. “I went a little too hard on the air horn and I ripped part my hand off,â€� DeChambeau confirmed after playing the final round taped up. “I was freaking out. I actually put Nu-Skin on it this morning and it dried up and dried my hands too quickly. Then I opened my hand and it cracked and split. “So now I’m like, wow, I’m really in some do-do.â€� When he arrived at the course Sunday he had the on-site trainers wrap it up. During his warm up he knew it was going to be another obstacle he would have to overcome. “Every time I clenched my fist a little bit too hard or hit a shot that was a little bit too steep I definitely felt a pull on it,â€� he said. But he convinced himself it was manageable. And as it turned out. He need not worry. DeChambeau is one of the hottest golfers in the world right now. His final round 5-under 66 was enough to best defending champion Patrick Cantlay by a shot and notch up his fifth career win. It was his third title in five starts on the PGA TOUR to go with his FedExCup Playoff wins at THE NORTHERN TRUST and the Dell Technologies Championship and was his fourth win since June where he took out The Memorial Tournament. In hindsight, the blister may have been a blessing. It gave him one singular focus instead of scattered thoughts and helped him to now be three for three in closing out 54-hole leads. He said he wouldn’t change the moment if he could, thanking the NHL team for their hospitality and the opportunity to be part of the game in such a unique way. “The Knights won last night. That’s all that matters, right?â€� DeChambeau smiled. “I gave that thing a whirl and got the crowd pumped up for the third quarter and they went on to win, so, hey, more power to them and more power to me I guess. I won this week too so it’s not a bad deal.â€� Winning is certainly becoming a habit for DeChambeau. He moved to fifth in the FedExCup and the world rankings with his latest triumph. 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It’s like I have this black space and it’s just of my hands and arms and body and I see it and I just take it back and have this neurological sensation or input that I have for applying force to the club. “There is a track to it. I see it and in that vision. Some people look and envision shots, do all that, but I just create it in my brain.â€� Some of you are still thinking he’s wacko. Some think he’s stranger than fiction. But the five trophies on his mantle are as real as anything. And the more time you spend with him, the more he can convince you. “I think this sport’s unique in that you don’t have to have too great of a reaction time,â€� he explains. “You have to be able to set things up properly. You’re not having a ball thrown at you, you’re not having to run down the court, you’re not having to judge where a puck is, if it’s coming at you. “The ball is sitting right there and you’re able to swing at it and hit it wherever you want to. 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