Best of the decade: The top PGA rounds of the last ten years

Believe it or not, we're at the end of the decade. And with that in mind, Devil Ball is looking back at the greatest moments in golf over the last ten years. Today, we focus on the finest PGA Tour rounds of the 2000s. In creating this list, we selected rounds that balanced skill with historical significance, so rounds like Ty Tryon's 2001 Q-school win that made him the youngest player ever to earn a tour card or David Gossett's 59 at the 2000 Q-School narrowly missed the cut. (You'll get your chance to weigh in on our choices below.) And, as you'd expect, most of the rounds either feature or involved one certain player. You'll never guess who.1. Davis Love III's 64, 2003 Players Championship, final round. In miserable conditions, Love put on a golfing clinic, notching five straight birdies to kick off a round that tied the lowest by a winner in the 30-year history of the Players.2. Tiger Woods' 63, 2007 PGA Championship at Southern Hills, second round...