Tiger: Winning Grand Slam 'within reason'
Published 1/9/2008 at SI.com - Golf
After winning the Masters in 1997 for his first major, Tiger Woods said winning the Grand Slam was a matter of winning the right four tournaments. He changed his tune by the end of the year, when he failed to record a top 10 in the other majors.
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