Tiger Woods

• BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — The flight of his shot into the 18th green was so pure that Tiger Woods immediately started walking and twirled his club, knowing that it effectively wrapped up another win at the ATT National.
(US News and World Report)
• Tiger Woods victory Sunday in the ATT National produced a TV rating increase of 188 percent from last years final round of the PGA Tour event at Congressional in Bethesda, Md. The overnight rating on CBS was 4.6 (with ratings for Washington, D.C.
(Seattle Times)
• There is no debate on the greatness of Tiger Woods. Not with him having three victories this season and passing Jack Nicklaus in tour wins with 74. Not when hes won three times in seven starts and won events hosted by Jack, Arnie and now himself.
(USA Today)
• Tiger Woods won for the third time this year, but remained No. 4 in this weeks world rankings. Luke Donald, Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood stayed as the top three players ahead of Woods. U.S.
(Miami Herald)
• Three times, Woods made birdie putts to take the lead. Three times, Van Pelt answered him.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• July 2 (Bloomberg) -- Tiger Woods trails only Sam Snead in career U.S. PGA Tour wins after surpassing Jack Nicklaus's total with a two-shot victory at the ATT National.
(Washington Post)
• On Sunday evening just outside of Washington D.C., something rather ordinary happened. Well, ordinary in the grand scheme of golf. Tiger Woods won his third PGA Tour event of 2012, taking home the ATT National, his host event, with weekend rounds of 67-69.
(CBS Sports)
• Five things you need to know from the final round of the ATT National: 1.) BEST AT THE CONGO: Call it the Icon Slam. He won Arnie's event. He won Jack's too. And now, Tiger Woods has won his own tournament.
(Huffington Post)
• Ladies beware, Tiger Woods is moving up the leaderboard at his ATT National tournament! Tiger sank this useful green-side chip at the par 5 6th hole, on his way to a 4 under 67 at Congressional Country Club Saturday.
(YardBarker)
• Whatever you think about Tiger Woods, theres no arguing with this: He can still move TV ratings -- big-time. CBS Sunday coverage of the ATT National drew a 4.
(USA Today)