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PGT: When given the clear green light to be aggressive, Dustin Johnson is tough to beat, as he picked up his fifth career win at the hurricane-shortened Barclays.

Dustin Johnson had only one thought after winning The Barclays, which he first told his caddie as they left the 18th green and later swing coach Butch Harmon on his way to the airport.

PGT: In his win at the Hurricane Irene-shortened Barclays in 54 holes, Dustin Johnson really only needed 27 to get the job done. Johnson won the tournament on 19-under par, two shots clear of Matt Kuchar, who led by one after two rounds.

PGT: With a final round of 6-under 65, Dustin Johnson overcame a one-stroke deficit to Matt Kuchar to win the Hurricane Irene-shortened Barclays by two shots for his fifth career tour win.

PGT: Defending champion Matt Kuchar leads Dustin Johnson and Vijay Singh by 1 at The Barclays, which has been shortened to 54 holes because of threatening Hurricane Irene.

GolfChannel: The stars and stripes had an opportunity to stop all the talk of a major American drought. But in the end, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson went dry at the British Open.

GolfChannel: Americans have been relegated to a punchline of late in the golf world, but that may all change Sunday as Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler and others are in contention for the claret jug at the British Open.

GolfChannel: With 12 players separated by five shots heading into the final round of the British Open, we try to find the winner.

Neither Phil Mickelson nor Dustin Johnson looked sharp as they started their 2011 U.S. Open campaigns. (NBC Sports)

What began as an anomaly has turned into a troubling trend for American golf.

This should be a good pairing. Dustin Johnson has hired Fred Couples' caddie, Joe LaCava.

Dustin Johnson has decided to split up with his caddie in a move that his agent described as mutual.

PGT: Tiger Woods says he will feel like the Corey Pavin of his Thursday-Friday pairing with long hitters Dustin Johnson and Gary Woodland at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

PGT: Dustin Johnson registered the low round of the day with a 7-under 65 to move to 13-under overall, taking a 2-stroke lead at the WGC-Cadillac Championship.