On June 1, 2012, Howard Weiss, D.O. will become a member of the Brooks Rehabilitation Medical Group.   The Brooks Rehabilitation Medical Group is a team of physicians who are board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.  Each physician has received specialized training in the comprehensive management of patients with impairments and disabilities arising from neurologic, musculoskeletal and vascular disorders.    Dr. Weiss’ specific interest and expertise in the area of orthopedic rehabilitation will strengthen and complement the excellent care currently provided by the Brooks physician group.

DOUG FERGUSON
AP Golf Writer
    
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The only complaint about Matt Kuchar was not winning enough. He picked up a big one Sunday in The Players Championship.
    
Kuchar avoided the big mistakes that slowed so many other contenders - starting with Kevin Na - and kept out of the water on the TPC Sawgrass at the end. He closed with a 2-under 70 for a two-shot victory.
    
It was the fourth career win for Kuchar, and his first since the 2010 Barclays when Martin Laird three-putted the last hole and lost in a playoff.
    
Laird made the strongest run until a bogey on the 18th for a 67 and a four-way tie for second. Rickie Fowler missed an 8-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole and shot 70. Ben Curtis and Zach Johnson each had 68.

By Steve DiMeglio, USA TODAY

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - Tiger Woods said Saturday he hit the golf ball during the third round of The Players Championship as solid as he's hit it all year - and shot even-par 72.

Phil Mickelson said he played "pretty good" and toured this windswept, treacherous Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass in 70 strokes.

Both conceded they now have to go very, very low if they are to win a second Players Championship on Sunday. While both aren't readying the white towel, and know others have gotten the better of the course, they're chances are compromised by a course that has caused each fits over the years.

Woods sits at 2-under 214 after rounds of 74-68-72, and Mickelson is at 4 under after firing 71-71-70.

"There's so much danger out there," said Woods, who won here in 2001. "You can go out there and shoot a 65, but also, then again, you can also go shoot something in the 80s pretty easily, too."