Duval can now see Woods from the trees

FIVE years ago at the PGA Championship, they were No. 1 and No. 2 in the world. It was the last time Tiger Woods was chasing anyone in the world rankings.

Last week, he was guiding David Duval around the front nine at Whistling Straits during a practice round at the PGA Championship. Woods had his left hand around Duval's shoulder, and with his right hand pointed the grip of his driver in the direction of the fourth fairway, located somewhere beyond a million bunkers.

It was the first time they had played together since the first two rounds of the Nissan Open last year at Riviera, back when Duval's demise was only a rumour.