Regardless of who won the finals of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Invitational, both Matt Kuchar and Hunter Mahan were guaranteed to bring home a nice payday. They're Nos. 2 and 3 on the money list for the early 2013 season.
Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods made early exits at the Accenture Match Play Championship, but their world rankings remain unaffected.
After winning the 2013 Accenture Match Play Championship, Matt Kuchar made a huge jump in the FedEx Cup Standings.
The steady Matt Kuchar cashes in at the WGC Match Play, waiting out Hunter Mahan in the finals for a 2&1 victory.
In a game for 3rd place (and more cash), Aussie Jason Day knocked off Ian Poulter on the 18th hole to win 1-up.
The final match at the WGC Match Play has made the turn, and Matt Kuchar has pulled away in the All-American title.
The below photo of Matt Kuchar gives you an idea of how pleasant the conditions are in Arizona right now.
It will be an All-American final in Arizona after both Hunter Mahan and Matt Kucher closed out their final four matches on the 15th hole.
Hunter Mahan is two wins away from repeating as WGC Accenture Match Play Championship winner, but he's not there yet. He'll face Jason Day on Sunday, with Matt Kuchar and Ian Poulter facing off to determine the other half of the title match.
Hunter Mahan, winner of the 2012 Accenture Match Play Championship, took a step towards a repeat victory with his quarterfinal win over Webb Simpson. He'll face Ian Poulter in the semifinals, with Matt Kuchar facing Jason Day in the other matchup.
Steve Stricker and Matt Kuchar are leading early in the fourth round of the Accenture Match Play Championships.
Upsets have narrowed the field at the 2013 WCG-Accenture Match Play Championship, but there are still heavy hitters and underdogs in the field. Tee times for all the contenders and television schedule information are included.
The upsets continued at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship on Friday as the the two remaining No. 1 seeds went down.
Three upsets are already in the books at the Match Play Championship and two No. 1 seeds are on the ropes.
Sloppy iron play results in a second consecutive early exit for Nike pitchman Rory McIlroy
The first round of the 2013 WGC Accenture Match Play Championship was anything but ordinary. With so many top-seeded players leaving early, the underdogs take control.
Charles Howell III's hard work on every aspect of his game -- including the all-important mental approach -- led to his first-ever victory over Tiger Woods.
The PGA Tour is still trying to catch up after snowstorms disrupted the first two days of play in Arizona. Here's the plan for Friday as the field gets trimmed to the Sweet 16.
In addition to Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, several big names were sent packing in the first round on Thursday.
Tiger Woods never had the lead in his match with Charles Howell III, who pulled off the 16-over-1 first round upset at the WGC Match Play.
The No. 1 player in the world was knocked off in the first round at the WGC Match Play, as No. 16 Shane Lowry walked off the 18th green with a 1-up victory.
Two No. 2 seeds have been knocked out while all four No. 1 seeds are battling to stay alive on the back side of their opening matches.
Play has finally resumed at Dove Mountain and 10 players have moved through to the second round, while Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy are just starting their opening matches.
Golf has been pushed to 3 p.m. ET as the 15th hole holds up action in Arizona.
