MIAMI - By the time Brett Wetterich put the slightest bit of pressure on Tiger Woods at the CA Championship, it was too late. And as he walked to the 18th green, Wetterich knew it, too.
"Finishing second," he said, "is not such a bad thing."
Especially not when you're finishing second to Woods at an event he dominates, on a course that ranks as one of his favorites, and when he says his game makes him "very pleased."
Augusta National, you are on alert.
Woods is ready for the Masters, stating so with an emphatic win at Doral on Sunday, when he shot a 1-over 73 and finished two strokes ahead of Wetterich for his 56th career victory, one that earned him …
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