Genesis: Bagdad's Bubba Gets His 10th Win But Won't Be Retiring Any Time Soon

Love him or wonder about him, Bubba Watson is now a three-time winner at Riviera, joining elite company and solidifying his place as a genuine LA golf legend. He's now the PGA Tour's second-winningest lefty, still 32 wins behind Phil Mickelson. He also reached the win that would set retirement in motion, but quickly shot that down following play.  Doug Ferguson's AP game story with all of the details.

A few of the fun wrap-up stories capture what turned out to be a more bunched Riviera leaderboard than normal and a very typical ending where the leader emerges convincingly. Eamon Lynch for Golfweek on that topic and Adam Schupak at Golf.com on Bubba's wacky week.

Other than a few hiccups at the third, sixth and ninth holes, Watson plotted his way around Riviera in the appropriately caution fashion. The hole-out at the 14th all but sealed the tournament just moments after the leaderboard suggested a four man playoff was looming.

And because it's Bubba, there is a story behind the madness. G.C. Digital with the story.

PGATour.com's Mike McAllister with a roundup of the week and some nice notes and stats from Bubba’s win.

Slow play and players not finishing the round at Riviera may finally get a hard look via a reduced field size, reports The Forecaddie.

Tiger turns up at the Honda this week and I assess his Riviera and upcoming prospects for Golfweek's Monday weekly edition.

Rory McIlroy says his T-20 did not reflect how he played, reports Will Gray.

Jordan Spieth leaves Riviera bullish about his game after a backdoor top 10. Gray reports for GolfChannel.com.

Martin Kaufmann takes issue with some of Ian Baker-Finch's Sunday commentary related to Patrick Cantlay and celebrates the latest technology tool rolled out by CBS.

The full final round highlights: