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      <title>The Fall Swing Deserves Better Than the Insults It Gets</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Every October brings the same refrain. The FedExCup Playoffs end, the stars who matter most to television schedules go quiet until January, and the stretch of tournaments that follows gets talked about, when it gets talked about at all, as something closer to a consolation bracket than real competition. Card retention golf. Minor-league golf. The part of the season you only watch if your fantasy team depends on it. This week in Yokohama was the latest reminder that the description has very little to do with what actually turns up on the leaderboard.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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