Fantasy Golf teams were devastated when Tiger Woods walked off the golf course in the final round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship. Woods wasn't going to win this week, but he was sure to get a top 20 finish and rack up some earnings for owners who had Woods on their Fantasy Golf team this week.

The PGA Tour remains in Florida for the trip to Tampa and the 12th staging of the Transitions Championship at Innisbrook.

As the newest member of The Back Nine on 101.1 ESPN, I've been given the privilege of creating a new segment. The idea of "The Humidor" struck me as appropriate, due to the fact any opinion let alone mine, is mostly the equivalent of "blowing smoke up your (you know what). At least here at the Back Nine, we all play the game we love to talk about and have a desire to improve, no matter what level we've reached. At any rate, hopefully you will glean from this tiny bit of rhetoric is to open your eyes and ears to the lesser known stories, people, events, in the world of golf. Some will make your laugh, cry and hopefully all will make you smile.....of course while enjoying a fine cigar.

Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler lead Bigloser to the top of The Back Nine Fantasy Golf League. There's still time to enter a team in the challenge.

So here's what you need to know about this year's Honda Classic and specifically the tournament's final round that offered plenty of entertainment.

Social Media has changed the way fans interact and follow their favorite entertainer, personality and athlete. The explosion of Twitter has taken access to the people making the news to an entirely different level and those making the headlines in the world of golf have flocked to the Twitter Universe.

Excerpts were released this week on www.golfdigest.com for Hank Haney's new book which will be released in full the week before The Masters. Haney wrote the book with Golf Digest Senior Writer Jaime Diaz, who spent countless hours covering Woods spanning back to his amateur golf days.

Okatie, SC – Gusty final-round winds and a 24-hour temperature drop of nearly 30 degrees did little to slow down 54-hole leader Chris Naegel of Chesterfield, MO at the eGolf Tour's Oldfield Open. The 29-year-old put on a clinic in Saturday's closing round with four birdies and an eagle at the par-5 11th en route to a 4-under 68 and the $25,000 first-place prize.