The PGA Grand Slam of Golf, the season-ending showcase featuring golf's premier foursome, is moving to the The Mid Ocean Club and The Fairmont Southampton on the beautiful Atlantic island of Bermuda for 2007.

Tiger Woods roared back into contention on the front nine Wednesday and then pulled away to win his seventh PGA Grand Slam of Golf. Woods carded four front-nine birdies in the whipping wind while his competitors struggled to score.

In their news conference after Wednesday's final round, Tiger Woods, Jim Furyk, Geoff Ogilvy and Mike Weir discussed their closing 18 at Poipu Bay and how they used this week to prepare for the 2007 season.

2006 Vardon Trophy winner Jim Furyk put together an immaculate 67 to open the PGA Grand Slam of Golf one shot ahead of U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy. Seven-time champ Tiger Woods trails by three with Mike Weir behind by four.

In their news conference after Tuesday's first round of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, Jim Furyk, Geoff Ogilvy, Tiger Woods and Mike Weir discussed their play over the opening 18 and how they'll approach the final round.

Tiger Woods has won the PGA Grand Slam six times in his seven visits to Poipu Bay, so it comes as no surprise that the world No. 1 is the overwhelming favorite to repeat yet again in an informal poll of national golf media.

Turner Sports and PGA.com has announced it will offer PGA Grand Slam coverage on the iTunes store beginning November 22. PGA.com will also provide live exclusive broadband bonus coverage of the Grand Slam, November 21 and 22.

Winning a major championship can change many things for a player. Everything is altered, from how they are viewed by peers to how they are announced on the tee, but most of all, it changes how they will be remembered.

For all the victories and accolades Tiger Woods receives for his golf exploits, his work outside the ropes is his greatest passion. The Tiger Woods Learning Center is one way he will leave a legacy that extends far beyond golf.

Geoff Ogilvy may have royal lineage, but his victory at the 2006 U.S. Open ensures he will be part of an even more distinct group. Ogilvy will take part in his first Grand Slam, the most exclusive golf tournament in the world.

Jim Furyk has taken an unorthodox swing and a gritty, resilient demeanor and parlayed them into phenomenal success on the PGA Tour. The no. 2 ranked player in the world is making his second appearance in the Grand Slam.

As a young teen, Mike Weir was famously told by Jack Nicklaus, to stick with his natural swing. That natural swing, refined by countless hours of hard work, has propelled Canada's most famous golfer to great success on the PGA Tour.

One of Hawaii's most scenic courses, Poipu Bay is home to a number of ancient cultural sites and a variety of wildlife, including Hawaii's state bird, the endangered Nene Goose -- offering far more than just golf.

Alistair Matheson (Geoff Ogilvy), Steve Williams (Tiger Woods), Mike "Fluff" Cowan (Jim Furyk) and Brennan Little (Mike Weir) tell all in this exclusive feature from the PGA Grand Slam of Golf Journal.

Watching Tiger Woods play Poipu Bay Golf Course is like watching a virtuoso play the piano in Carnegie Hall. Next week, Woods will for the eighth time take center stage in the season-ending showcase of major winners, with more of his beautiful work sure to be on display.

Jim Furyk will round out the foursome in the 2006 PGA Grand Slam of Golf. He will play alongside U.S. Open champion Geoff Ogilvy, British Open and PGA Champion Tiger Woods, and Mike Weir, who is filling in for Masters winner Phil Mickelson.

Newly crowned Open Champion Tiger Woods will attempt to add to his record six titles in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf in November when he joins Masters Champion Phil Mickelson, U.S. Open Champion Geoff Ogilvy and the winner of the PGA.

Former Masters champion Mike Weir joins a exclusive foursome that also includes Tiger Woods, Jim Furyk and Geoff Ogilvy competing for the $1.25 million purse in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf.

As Geoff Ogilvy will soon find out, among the many benefits that come with winning the U.S. Open, arguably the most exotic and prestigious is a trip to Poipu Bay Golf Course in Hawaii for the exclusive PGA Grand Slam of Golf.

Thanks to winning the Masters, Phil Mickelson earned a berth in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf at Poipu Bay in Hawaii. The Grand Slam is the most exclusive event in golf, featuring the winners of the year's four majors.