With his fourth consecutive victory, Tiger Woods has won four or more consecutive events twice in his career. In 1999-2000, Woods won six straight. His current streak of four consecutive wins is tied for fourth all-time with Byron Nelson, Jack Burke, Jr., and Ben Hogan.

•Tiger Woods 54-hole comebacks on the PGA TOUR (1):

•Tiger Woods came back from a 1-stroke deficit this week -- the second time he has won the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational when trailing after 54 holes, having done so in 2001. He is the only player in the eight-year history of the event to win in come-from-behind fashion.

•Tiger Woods 52 career wins now ranks tied for fifth all-time with Byron Nelson. Arnold Palmer is fourth all-time with 62.

•This week’s win marks the 15th time Tiger Woods has successfully defended a title and the third time he has defended a WGC-Bridgestone Invitational title.

•Tiger Woods is the only player to record top 10s in all eight WGC-Bridgestone Invitationals. Since the tournament’s inception in 1999, he has never finished lower than fourth (1-1-1-4-tied for 4th-tied for 2nd-1-1). Jim Furyk is next on the list with six.

•The World Golf Championships start and end with Tiger Woods. In 21 career official WGC starts, Woods has 11 victories and 19 top-10 finishes -- the only two non top-10s were at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. Including his two unofficial World Golf Championships, Woods has 12 wins in 22 starts. His earnings of $14,402,500 in the 21 official starts would equal No. 31 all-time on the PGA TOUR official money list.

•Tiger Woods and the World Golf Championships

•Tiger Woods and the unofficial World Golf Championships

•Tiger Woods Multiple Victories in 15 PGA TOUR tournaments

•The playoff was the second in the eight-year-history, the first being 2001 when Tiger Woods defeated Jim Furyk in a seven-hole playoff. Tiger Woods’ playoff record now stands at 10-1 while Stewart Cink’s playoff record is 1-2.

•Fred Couples and Lee Westwood both withdrew prior to the final round due to flu-like symptoms. Along with Darren Clarke, who did not play due to the recent death of his wife Heather, Couples and Westwood receive last-place unofficial money, $30,250.

•Five of the 12 United States Ryder Cup members finished among the top-10 this week: Tiger Woods (1), Stewart Cink (2), Jim Furyk (3), David Toms (tied for eighth) and J.J. Henry (T10). Stewart Cink’s streak of 31 consecutive holes without a bogey ended on No. 9 Sunday.

•Angel Cabrera posted a front-nine 30 on Sunday with five birdies. Cabrera finished tied for fourth after beginning the final round tied for 15th.

•Lucas Glover and Jim Furyk both posted four rounds in the 60s this week. There have been only 11 players to post four rounds in the 60s at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, the last being Lee Westwood in 2004.

•Three Bridgestone Invitational rookies finished among the top-10 this week: Lucas Glover (tied for fourth), Arron Oberholser (tied for 10th) and J.J. Henry (tied for 10th).