Tiger Woods eyes £6.3m FedEx Cup jackpot and sixth win of year.

Tiger Woods is hoping to secure his sixth title of the year and take home a $10m (£6.3m) bonus with victory at the Tour Championship starting on Thursday.
The world number one is one of five players who know a win in Atlanta would guarantee them the season-long FedEx Cup, while the remaining 25 players could also claim the bonus.

How the FedEx Cup works
Players pick up points throughout the regular season in each event they play. Most tournaments give 500 points to the winner
The top 125 players enter the play-offs, which consist of four tournaments and where victory carries 2,500 points
The field is whittled down to 30 for the final event, the Tour Championship
Points are reset, so the number one player has 2,500 points, number two has 2,250 and so on to number 30, who has 210
In theory, all 30 players could win the FedEx Cup, but only the top five are guaranteed to take the trophy if they win the Tour Championship
"Winning five times this year has been pretty good," said Woods.
"Like the other four guys in the top five we control our destiny."
He added: "I think I've had a good run here. I've won twice and finished second four times. That's not too bad over the course of my career here."
Henrik Stenson, Adam Scott, Zach Johnson and Matt Kuchar are the other players who know victory would secure them the cash bonus, while Woods could finish as low as 29th and still have a mathematical chance of winning.
For Open champion Phil Mickelson to win the jackpot, he needs to win the Tour Championship - which itself has a first prize of $1.4m - and for Woods to finish no higher than third.
England's US Open champion Justin Rose needs a similar scenario.
Rose's compatriot, former world number one Luke Donald, scraped into the event in 28th place by finishing fourth in the BMW Championship on Sunday.
He needs a win and for Woods to finish no higher than 25th.
Woods's major wins
Masters: 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005
US Open: 2000, 2002, 2008
Open: 2000, 2005, 2006
PGA: 1999, 2000, 2006, 2007
Tiger Woods (14) trails Jack Nicklaus (18) in the all-time list of major winners

While he has not added to his tally of 14 majors, Woods has otherwise enjoyed a fine year.
When asked whether he thought this had been one of his most consistent seasons, the 37-year-old said: "I think so. I won some big events this year - two World Golf Championships, a Players (Championship) and Jack (Nicklaus) and Arnold's (Palmer) tournament. I think that's been a pretty good year.
"I think that I'm excited the way I've put together my last couple of years and coming off the injuries, a lot of people thought I would never win again, and here we are with some more wins."