I think I have a big heart,'' he said, standing beside the 18th green as Tiger was accepting his second consecutive Wanamaker Trophy and rewriting yet another piece of golf history as the first player in 47 years to win the Triple Crown of majors in a season. That he came up one shot short after three grueling playoff holes really didn't really matter. Tiger showed why he's the best player in the world. He made it tough. Then he went out and stunned the world, hitting the kind of shots we've come to expect from that guy Woods.
Soft bunker shots.
Wedges to 3 feet. A two-shot lead over Tiger at the fifth hole. All-square going into the back nine. A 7-iron into the 15th green that stunned everyone, including Woods. He hit that ball right of the hole, drew it back in, with the water there.