It's next to impossible to slow Tiger Woods when he's on his game. It's apparently outright impossible to do with a rules official on your bumper flashing his brights. Woods blew past Padraig Harrington in the final round of Bridgestone Invitational, aided by a brilliant shot on No. 16 and a slow-play warning that may have helped Harrington implode on the same hole (although SportsNation is convinced the shot mattered more).

With the win, No. 70 of his career, Woods further erases the memory of missing the cut at the British Open. Consider how he's fared in SportsNation's PGA Championship predictions since leaving Scotland.

Then again, major forecasts haven't exactly provided SportsNation's shining moments. A year ago, voters didn't believe Padraig Harrington would win his second major of the season, ranking him behind Phil Mickelson and Jim Furyk in the Tiger-less field. And just last month at the British Open, eventual winner Stewart Cink found himself ranked No. 24 out of 25 top contenders entering the tournament. So we're all agreed; John Daly to win, right?

snuka88

i just don't think Tiger is going to win a major for a few years ...He's got these other courses aced , but major courses are anyones game .

-- SNUKA88
thebootguy

Where are all the people who were saying how Tiger stumbles against a tough field? Haven't heard from them all weekend! Simply amazing! I just wonder how much effect that shot on 16 to within a foot from 182 yards over had on Harrington? That's gotta shake your grapes!

-- THEBOOTGUY
ontheinside712

I still wonder why this guy is putting them on the clock. Granted Paddy is not the fastest player on the tour by any means, they were only a hole behind the next group. On top of that, they were the last group. Obviously, they going to finish before sundown. Who cares if they had some tough holes, they were in a battle!

-- ontheinside712

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