Days after not renewing analysts Peter Kostis and Gary McCord, CBS Sports golf team has added a new voice to its lineup.

Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we wish Daylight Saving Time had come a week earlier. With Tiger Woods and LeBron James playing at the same time, I hadn’t been so excited about staying up late on a weekend night since I was in college. But come Sunday morning, I really could have used that extra hour of sleep. Fueled by adrenaline and Monster (kidding, I haven’t had one of those since college), though, I put on my Tiger (business casual) red and powered through. Let's jump right in because we have a LOT to talk about.
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Tiger Woods: Remember when people were writing Tiger’s career obituary after that ugly first round at the Open in July? Even though he had won THE MASTERS just three months before? Whoops. Don’t underestimate this guy. Ever.
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Golf Glance

Tee times and viewer's guide for the 2019 WGC-HSBC Champions at Sheshan International Golf Club in Shanghai, China.

The 37-year-old Canadian was surprised how much he started missing golf while sidelined nearly two years with a back injury

Golf Digest Podcast: Tiger Woods' record-tying victory, and Golf Digest's latest ranking of the nicest guys on the PGA Tour.

Gary McCord says that he was surprised by CBS' decision and disappointed with the way the network handled the situation after working there 30-plus years

Column: The measure of Woods is more about the players he's beating than the legends he's chasing

“If I've got a swing, I've got a shot.” Bubba Watson has always played golf with this mentality, and outside of maybe fellow escape artists Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, it's a mantra that fits the ball-shaping wizard better than anybody. But Bubba took that creativity to a whole new level during the final round of the Zozo Championship by attempting—and pulling off—arguably the most ridiculous tee shot in PGA Tour history.
PODCAST: Bubba Watson on burritos and getting blocked by Tracy McGrady
Before we proceed, let's make it clear that this shot was completely legal—even if it made golf course architects around the world collectively cringe. Watson teed up behind the tee markers on the par-5 sixth hole at Narashino Country Club. He just aimed in a 90-degree angle away from the fairway, sending his golf ball sideways and through a gap between a tee sign and a tree. You have to see it to believe it:
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What the..

From Tiger Woods' historic win in Japan to a major shake-up at CBS Sports, here is what you missed from golf this weekend.