The Vijay Report

BEST OF THE WEEK: There's a lot for Vijay to be happy about on this Sunday. He posted his best score of the week -- an even-par 70 -- and he picked up the FedExCup and the $10 million prize that goes with it. For the most part, Singh's day was steady. "I was trying to make all pars so I couldn't screw it up," Singh said about his scorecard. He nearly pulled off the feat. Singh made 16 pars, a birdie on the par-4 13th and a bogey on the par-5 17th, a hole that he also bogeyed on Saturday.

GETTING BETTER: Singh shot his best round of the week on Saturday. He finally got off to a good start and showed signs of the form that had lifted him to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings when he made the turn in 33. The big Fijian got going in the wrong direction on the back nine, though, when he made four bogeys -- including on the last two holes. The man who has never finished lower than ninth at East Lake has yet to break par 70 this week.

FROM BAD TO WORSE: Singh's first birdie of the day did not come until the par-5 15th. Before then, Singh endured five bogeys including two back-to-back sets on Nos. 1 and 2 and Nos. 13 and 14. There was, however, a flash of brilliance on No. 17, where Singh rattled the flagstick with his second shot on the par-4 to lead to a second birdie. He followed that up with another bogey on 18 to sit at 7 over for the tournament. Singh Struggles through cheers

SOUR NOTE FOR SINGH: Not much went right for Vijay on Thursday at East Lake. He bogeyed four of his first eight holes and added a fifth bogey on No. 11 before rallying for back-to-back birdies on Nos. 14 and 15. Those late birdies saved Singh from his highest career round at East Lake Country Club. As it was, he just tied it, with a 3-over 73.