2011: Failed to make a start for the second consecutive season due to long-standing back issues.

Will carry over a Major Medical Extension for 2012. Coupled with $158,399 earned in 2009, he has 13 starts to earn $504,284 to extend Major Medical Extension for the rest of 2012. 2010: Did not play as he continued to rehab after 2009 back surgery. 2009: The 2008 Comeback Player of the Year suffered through another injury-riddled season, with a T54 in late May at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial his last start. Ended the season with seven made cuts in 13 starts, with a T28 at the Mayakoba Golf Classic his best showing.

Had back surgery in early summer after a magnetic resonance imaging test revealed his L5-S1 disk in his lower back was bone on bone, in the same area where he suffered a herniated disk nine years earlier. Surgery fused the L5 and S1 disks together and removed problematic bone spurs, leading doctors to believe the successful procedure would lead to a minimum of 15 additional years of competitive golf. 2008: Voted PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year. Started the season on a Major Medical Extension (family crisis), but ended the year with a career-best season earnings total of $2,218,817 and six top-10s, including a runner-up finish to Camilo Villegas at the BMW Championship. Finished No. 12 in the FedExCup point standings.

First top-10 of the season came at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, where opening rounds of 69-70-68 left him tied for first with Vijay Singh at 9-under. An even-par 72 on Sunday left him in a tie for third place and one stroke shy of the playoff with Singh and eventual champion Steve Lowery.

Next top-10 came at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship, finishing T7.

Finished T5 the next week at the Wachovia Championship, his third top-10 of the season, which matched his personal best since recording five top-10s in 2001.

Held a share of the 18-hole lead at the Buick Open before finishing T9. Bogeyed three of his last four holes on Sunday to finish four behind Kenny Perry.

After missing the cut at the Deutsche Bank Championship, posted four rounds in the 60s to finish runner-up at the BMW Championship, his best finish since a runner-up at the 2004 EDS Byron Nelson Championship. He made the biggest jump up the FedExCup standings from 67th to 14th, earning a spot in the TOUR Championship for the first time in his career. During the week he recorded three of the 19 total bogey-free rounds at Bellerive CC.

Ended the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup with a T10 at the TOUR Championship to finish 12th in the FedExCup points standings. 2007: Veteran limited to 12 starts due to illness of wife, Suzanne, who was diagnosed with a tumor in her lungs (non-smoking related) in May and subsequently had two-thirds of one of her lungs removed. Did not play after the Wachovia Championship, taking care of Suzanne and triplets, then age 6. Granted Major Medical Extension (family crisis) for 2008 and had 15 events to earn $485,931 (combined with 2007 earnings of $299,249, would equal 2007's No. 125 earnings of $785,180) and receive Major Medical Extension status for the remainder of the 2008 campaign.

Lone top-10 was T8 at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, four shots out of a Charley Hoffman-John Rollins playoff. 2006: Despite back problems that forced the withdrawal from four events, notched three top-10s to finish in the top 125 on the money list. 2005: Made 18 cuts in 29 starts and collected over $1 million for the fifth time in his 15-year career.

Best finish was a solo fifth at the Buick Open, aided by a final-round 6-under-par 66 that included seven birdies in eight holes…Collected his second top-10 in a major championship with a T10 at the PGA Championship at Baltusrol. Other top-10 came at the 1993 PGA at Inverness Club, where he finished T6 in only his third major championship career start. 2004: Returned to form after battling back problems in 2003. Earned 85 percent of his season earnings during a three-week stretch in April and May.

In sixth start, finished T4 at the Shell Houston Open the last week of April, to earn $220,000 to get out of the Major Medical Extension category for the remainder of the season.

Two weeks later a final-round 67 at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship put him in first career sudden-death playoff; lost to Sergio Garcia on the first playoff hole. His T2 finish was his best since finishing T2 at the 2002 Compaq Classic of New Orleans. 2003: Limited to 22 starts due to herniated disc in his back. Didn't play after British Open. Received a Major Medical Extension for 2004.

Lone top-10 was T8 at the 100th Western Open, first since a solo fourth at the 2002 MasterCard Colonial. 2002: Finished in the top 60 on the money list for the seventh consecutive season…Made 10 straight cuts beginning at THE PLAYERS Championship, which included all three of his top-10s, with a best of T2 at Compaq Classic of New Orleans. 2001: Fired second- and final-round 63s to earn T3 at Canon Greater Hartford Open. The pair of 63s matched his career low. 2000: Won near adopted hometown at The Honda Classic. Started final round four strokes behind leader J.P. Hayes and birdied last four holes to edge Hayes and Kevin Wentworth by one stroke. 1999: For the first time in his career finished in the top 30 on the money list on the strength of a career-high eight top-10s and three third-place finishes. 1998: Closed year by winning unofficial Subaru Sarazen World Open. Collected $360,000, which helped finance delayed honeymoon with wife, Suzanne. 1997: Placed second at 1997 FedEx St. Jude Classic. Shot 66-66 during 36-hole Sunday and posted a 15-under-par 266 total and led in the clubhouse. Greg Norman birdied final three holes for one-stroke victory. 1996: Earned his first TOUR victory at the Bell Canadian Open. Trailed by three strokes after two rounds. After Saturday rain reduced tournament to 54 holes, shot closing 70 to defeat David Duval by one stroke. 1995: Injured wrist by hitting root at Canon Greater Hartford Open. After two months in a cast and another two in rehab, finally underwent surgery to repair torn ligaments prior to 1996 season. 1993: Finished 52nd on money list, thanks to T3s at Northern Telecom Open and Kmart Greater Greensboro Open. 1992: Recorded his first career top-3 finish, T3 at Greater Milwaukee Open. 1990: Turned professional and won Florida Open and Louisiana Open.

Father of triplets (Ryan, Rachel and Abigail born December 6, 2001).

With his father, Chuck, and Jeff Sluman purchased Lake Shore GC on Lake Ontario in Rochester, NY.