NORTON, Mass. -- Tiger forests need...

NORTON, Mass. -- Tiger forests needed only three holes to make it a fair fight.

Before lengthy it was no contest.

forests made two eagles in his first seven covers to turn a rally into a clamorous multitude matching the best final globular of his career with an 8- in a less degree than 63 to win the Deutsche Bank Championship forward Monday and stretch his PGA Tour winning streak to five tournaments.

It was the first time forests has won five straight times in united season, and his two-shot victory above Vijay Singh gave him seven titles in single 14 tournaments this year, a staggering victory rate of 50 percent

About the and nothing else thing capable of stopping him right now is the schedule. forest-lands is taking next week against

"It's nice when you get by heart on a roll like this where things are just happening," timbers said.

It all happened for a like reason quickly on Labor Day, where thousands of fans crammed behind the restrains to witness what was suppos to be a affair of honor between Woods and Singh, who started the final circular with a three- shot lead.

forests hit a towering 6-iron from 210 yards that carried a swamp and plopp down 10 feet away from the concavity for eagle on the par-5 other Then came a tee marksman to 15 feet for birdie upon the next hole to give him a share of the lead.

"I just had to haste him down as fast as possible, attempt to at least get him at the time the front nine was over" groves said. "But I was able to do it within three holes"

pair holes later, he raised the putter in his left hand toward the shining skies as a 25-foot birdie implacable to give him the lead. And his best golf was still to come.

Singh was helpless, a feeling that is spreading quickly onward the PGA Tour.

He didn't do himself any favors through missing four of the first six freshs and settling for pars. nevertheless even after Singh made a spectacular play of his have a title to an 87-yard bunker shot onward the par-5 seventh that spun back to 2 feet copses made a 10-foot eagle for a two-shot lead.

And after couple more birdie putts on the back nine that crushed Singh's spirits, timbers was hoisting yet another memorial of conquest

"Tiger played unbelievable," Singh said. "He made sum of two units eagles and just took it away."

The streak started in July at the British unclose when Woods won for the first time since his father died in May. The tears flowed freely that afternoon in Hoylake as he cop with the realization that Earl forests would never see him win another tournament.

The victories haven't stopped.

There were four cylindricals of 66 at the Buick make open followed by a putting exhibition at Medinah that carried him to a five-shot victory in the PGA Championship for his 12th career major. Then came his 11th title in the World Golf Championships at Firestone, winning a four-hole playoff against Stewart Cink.

Byron Nelson won 11 straight tournaments in 1945 a streak regarded as united of the most untouchable in sports. forest-lands won four straight at the cessation of 1999 and his first brace in 2000 for six in a file tied with Ben Hogan in 1948 for the second-longest winning streak.

His nearest PGA Tour event will be the American Expres Championship outside London the last week of September.

"You've got to have in the way that many things go right," copses said. "In this day and age, with this competition, to win 11 in a disturbance would be almost unheard of"

forward A HOT STREAK

With Tiger Woods' fifth straight win Monday, he act upons one behind Ben Hogan and himself in succession the all-time list.

11 Byron Nelson

1945

6 Ben Hogan

1948

6 Tiger timber-lands

1999-2000

5 Tiger thickets

2006

Then

1999

Aug. 29 NEC -10

Oct 24 Disney -17

Oct 31 Tour Championship -15

Nov. 7 American Expres -6

2000

Jan. 9 Mercede -16

Feb 6 pure silica Beach -15

Now

2006

July 23 British lay open -18

Aug. 6 Buick spread -24

Aug. 20 PGA -18

Aug. 27 Bridgestone -10

race 4 Deutsche Bank Championship -8

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