Just before Y.E. Yang won the PGA Championship, legendary Golf Digest writer Dan Jenkins said that if Tiger didn't take the season's final major, they should rename the Bermuda major winners-only tournament the "Grand Slugs of Golf." That's pretty harsh, and more than a little unfair, but Jenkins gets the benefit of the doubt because he's covered 200-plus majors.

The Grand Slam is one of those cool, quirky little events that pop up after the season's done. It brings together the four winners of the year's majors, and nobody else, for a little mano-a-mano competition at the beautiful Port Royal Golf Course of Bermuda. And regardless of what Dan Jenkins thinks, Angel Cabrera, Lucas Glover, Stewart Cink and Yang can play some fairly decent golf.

Of the four, Glover played the best, running away with the two-day event after a brief challenge from Cink. Cabrera ended up catching Cink to finish second, and Yang, suffering from jet lag after flying all over the planet to get to the event, ended up DFL.

Still, a bad day golfing is better than a good day doing most anything else, and a bad day golfing in Bermuda is better than a good day golfing almost anywhere else. Jenkins' pronouncements aside, this could be the start of a fine golfing run from Glover. We'll have to see if he ends up back in Bermuda next year.

Glover wins Grand Slam in Bermuda [AP via Yahoo! Sports]