Woods sweats, but never trails in PGA victory  Updated: August
13, 2007, 12:19 PM ET By Bob Harig | Special to  TULSA, Okla. --
Instead of the usual coronation, there was consternation and
perspiration. The drops that poured from Tiger Woods' face were
a product of both the intense heat at Southern Hills Country
Club and a couple of golfers who made the day a bit more
uncomfortable.  In the end, Woods hoisted the Wanamaker Trophy
for the fourth time after successfully defending his PGA
Championship title. He did what he had to do. He always does,
doesn't he?  "Winning becomes almost a habit," said Ernie Els,
who shot 66 but came up 3 strokes short. "Look at Tiger."  Both
Woody Austin and Els had better rounds Sunday, but that is the
beauty of giving yourself a cushion. The nearest competitor at
the start of the day, Stephen Ames, was staring into the
headlights while playing with Woods, and it showed. He shot 76
and finished 10 strokes back.  Tiger Woods AP Photo/Charles
KrupaWoods earned his 13th major title