Wednesday 14 November 2012 12:32, UK
Louis Oosthuizen is probably the most natural golfer in the game.
Last week's PGA Tour event was the Children's Miracles Network Hospitals Classic - and we certainly saw a miracle with Charlie Beljan winning the tournament in dramatic style.
The American required medical assistance after the second round on Friday and said he thought he was going to die - but given he was still holding his heart and had shortness of breath on Sunday, I thought he might keel over then, too!
Beljan, who shot 64 in his illness-affected second round and stayed in front from there on in, was probably focussing so much on his health that the importance of what was happening on the course was diminished, which, in an odd way, freed him up.
The troubles the Arizonan experienced has taken some of the attention away from what was a very good display of golf from a very good player. He drives the ball long and straight and showed a great degree of control in his short iron play as well.
Beljan's triumph capped off a memorable year on the PGA tour, but the two moments that stick in my mind from the American season are the fantastic wedge shot Bubba played from the woods in the Masters play-off, and the pitch that Tiger holed at the Memorial.
Tournament-wise, though, I would go for Rory McIlroy's comprehensive victory in the USPGA Championship. Before that some people were saying his bubble had burst - but that, and the form he has produced since, shows that is definitely not the case.
