The Masters: Billy Payne Should Not Be Chastising Tiger Woods

Augusta National Chairman Billy Payne spent several minutes chastising Tiger Woods during his Wednesday afternoon press conference. “As he ascended in our rankings of the world’s great golfers, he became an example to our kids that success is directly attributable to hard work and effort,” Payne said. “But as he now says himself, he forgot in the process to remember that... 

Can Tiger Woods Make Golf His Game Again?

Have you ever wanted to do something so bad and even though you try it just simply evades you? I think golf looks like one of the most peaceful, relaxing, complete things you could possibly partake in. However, that’s not true when I play it. In fact, it is very stressful.  Maybe I could introduce my game to Tiger Woods, since he is trying to approach the game at a different level. Here... 

Martina Navratilova vs. Chris Evert: The Greatest Rivarly in Women’s Tennis

As half of one of the greatest sports rivalries of all time, Chris Evert is probably the “half” less appreciated today. Her battles with Martina Navratilova grew to legendary status as they met so often in the final of majors. The fact that Navratilova’s career extended years beyond Evert’s is perhaps part of the reason the Czech-American is better known today.

 Evert... 

No Excuses: Martina Navratilova Vows to Battle Breast Cancer Head On

Her achievements on the tennis court are almost without parallel. Her energy in supporting the rights of others has been a constant. Her passion for the sport that she says “gave her a soul” is unquestioned. Now, with her usual matter-of-fact openness, she has revealed the latest challenge to hit her eventful life: breast cancer.  By the time she made the announcement, on Good Morning... 

Balding: The U.S. Men’s National Secret For 2010

I know what you’re thinking, “Jordan, they’re not all bald!” No, maybe not, but we rely heavily on the ones who are! Bob Bradley   Since his takeover in late 2006, it is safe to say (now of course) the U.S. is in the best position they have ever been at any previous World Cup. In 2007, Bradley led the corn-fed jocks to the CONCACAF Gold Cup, taking home first place. Maybe... 

Andy Roddick: Player of the Month for March 2010

Finding the wherewithal to continue to improve at the veteran age of 27 on the men’s professional circuit is a seldom successful exercise. Usually, players at the top of sport have either won their fare share of titles and prize money, or they have began their unwelcome decent down the rankings. However, once in a while, or when hard-work permits, great achievements can occur in the world of... 

Martina Navratilova Takes on Cancer with Same Spirit She Does Tennis, Life

Martina Navratilova is one of my all-time sports favorites. Her courage to come out as a lesbian years ago, when she could have stayed in the closet, literally cost her millions of dollars. Still, she didn’t flinch in speaking out about who she was and in support of others who didn’t have the same platform and influence that she did. As a tennis player, she was not just good, but to my... 

2010 Masters Will Be All Tiger Woods, All the Time

It has been nearly five months since Tiger Woods crashed his SUV late in the night after Thanksgiving Day. Woods has not played in a golf tournament since he won the JBWere Masters in Melbourne, Australia in mid November. Woods checked himself into rehab after his now infamous car wreck and rededicated himself to his religion. Tiger’s self-imposed exile from golf looked as if it would stretch... 

Tiger Woods: Life in the Fast Lane Travels to Augusta

Tiger Woods starts the tour off with a stop in Augusta, where pent up frustration, drama, emotion, and loneliness awaits. How many photographrer’s are dreaming of a shot with a steamy blond, creeping to his room at 3 am? Where does Tiger stay at Augusta? Will he play well without all the extracurricular fun to relieve the stress?  Being relaxed is key to playing well. So, I can understand... 

Tiger Woods Avoids the Masters Par Three Jinx

Sorry Golf.com. Tiger stiffed us again. Tiger Woods hasn’t played in the Par Three event on Wednesday at Augusta since 2004. As Tiger’s fame increased, he obviously became too high and mighty for the Wednesday afternoon fun. Tiger has avoided the traditional Par Three event held on that beautiful little layout on the back side of the Augusta property in a hollow behind the cabins,... 

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