Woods in good (medical) hands

Randall Mell | Golf/College Football Columnist Fort Lauderdale's Denis Watson ought to be presented an honorary degree in physical therapy. If he weren't playing the Champions Tour, he could probably teach the art and science of physical rehabilitation. Watson knows better than anyone the road ahead for Tiger Woods as Woods rehabilitates from surgery to repair a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and cartilage damage in his left knee. Watson is undergoing physical therapy yet again, with Woods. Well, sort of. They briefly crossed paths last week in Las Vegas. They were at the Kleven Institute, working to strengthen their ailing knees. "Tiger doesn't know when he'll be back playing, but his attitude's great," Watson said. Watson and Woods share a common component in their formulas for success. Keith Kleven is their physical... [read full story]