Twenty-eight of the top 30-ranked players in the world compete this weekend at the PGA TOUR's WACHOVIA CHAMPIONSHIP as Jim Furyk defends his title after winning in a playoff over Trevor Immelman last year.  CBS Sports broadcasts third- and final-round coverage of the Wachovia Championship, in only its fifth year as a PGA TOUR event, from Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C., on Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6 (3:00-6:00 PM, ET; both days), live on the CBS Television Network.

            Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo, CBS Sports' golf anchor and lead analyst, provide commentary from the 18^th tower.  Peter Oosterhuis calls the action at the 17^th hole, Gary McCord at the 16^th and Ian Baker-Finch at the 15th. David Feherty and Peter Kostis serve as on-course reporters.

           The star-studded Wachovia field, with 28 of the top-30 world-ranked players, includes Tiger Woods, Furyk, Phil Mickelson, Adam Scott, Ernie Els, Henrik Stenson, Vijay Singh, Geoff Ogilvy,  Retief Goosen, Luke Donald,  Padraig Harrington, Immelman, Sergio Garcia, Zach Johnson, Charles Howell III, Nick O'Hern, Rory Sabbatini, David Toms, Stuart Appleby, Robert Allenby, Davis Love III, Brett Wetterich, Ian Poulter, David Howell, Stewart Cink, Aaron Baddeley, Stephen Ames, K.J. Choi, Scott Verplank, Colin Montgomerie, Jose Marie Olazabal and Chad Campbell.  *In order of Official World Golf Ranking. 

            Lance Barrow is Coordinating Producer and Steve Milton is Director of CBS Sports' golf coverage.  Tony Petitti is Executive Vice President and Executive Producer, CBS Sports.

         CBS SPORTS' DAVID FEHERTY ON PHIL MICKELSON CHANGING SWING COACHES:

        It has become an affair for the paparazzi.  We have spy photographs of one coach and he said-she said. The fact is he has decided to go with a different coach. Years ago when players changed coaches it was at a Greyhound bus terminal.  It just wasn't that interesting.  Now you get these little cubbies of minders at the practice grounds guarding the information about the players as if it would be a disaster if it leaked out. They are shooting long distance photographs of Rick Smith in the background and Butch Harmon in the foreground. It's like Princess Di in a bathing suit from a bad angle.  It shouldn't be that big a story.  He's shortening his swing. He's trying to do something different with his long game and he has decided to go with someone who teaches a different method.  It's not that big a storyline. So the guy is going with a different coach.  It's Phil Mickelson. It wouldn't surprise me if he showed up right- handed. He's different and that is one of the things that make him compelling.