PGATOUR.COM's T.J. Auclair discusses the five players in the Playoffs who are too hot to touch right now. Story

• RYDER CUP: Poulter bites back | Boys on the bubble
• FIELD STUDY: The ins and outs of who's in
• THINGS TO KNOW: Tee times | Making the top 70
• ROOKIE AT THE READY: Laird discovers confident side

Mike Weir's putter was hot. Red hot. The result? A 10-under 61 that tied for the best round on TOUR this year. Recap

• ON HIS GAME: Ryder Cup in mind, Curtis heats up
• PERFECT CONDITIONS: Course setting up for shootout
• TIDBITS: All day notes | First-round notebook

Tim Clark's hopes of a 59 sank when he bogeyed his last two holes, but his 9-under 62 gave him a one-shot lead. Recap

• NOTES: All you need to know from the second round
• CLARK: Focus, not emotion put 59 in reach
• FAST GOLF: Tournament more like a race
• LOOKING FOR WIN: Kim back on track | The cut line
• TO WATCH: FedExCup projections | Ryder Cup bubble

Mike Weir leads by one after three rounds at the birdie-filled Deutsche Bank Championship, but there are a whole lot of big names gunning for his spot on Monday. Recap

• NOTES: All the tidbits from TPC Boston
• REMATCH: Singh, Sergio get set for another battle
• NEW ATTITUDE: Villegas on verge of breakthrough
• AHEAD: Haves vs. Have-nots on Monday
• 'Spectacular day' vaults Crane into contention
• EYE ON: FedExCup projections | Ryder Cup bubble

Sergio said it best. Vijay Singh rolled in a mile of putts in the final round at TPC Boston, giving him a huge points lead after his second straight win. Recap

• Singh takes aim at clinching FedExCup