Tiger Faces the Media: But the Story Remains the Same

Let’s hope that Augusta National throws up more difficult questions for Tiger Woods to deal with than the so-called open press conference that he faced in the lead up to this week’s Masters. All we got to see was the same carefully stage-managed, rehearsed answers; never straying from the message. He’s been bad, he’s hurt his family, he’s betrayed his core beliefs, he... 

Champions Dinner: What’s On the Menu at the 2010 Masters?

Everyone knows about the green jacket every former champion of the Masters dons, but the Tournament that’s been around since 1934 as several other traditions as well. Getting to enjoy a free meal every year on the eve of the Masters Tournament courtesy of the previous year’s champion is one of the former champions’ favorites among them. It’s the golf world’s most exclusive... 

Golf’s 10 Best Masters Moments of the Past 10 Years

The Masters creates some of the most memorable images in golf. Every golfer who tees up does so in pursuit of the treasured green jacket. Over the last decade, there have been more moments than one can count but we do our best by breaking down the top Masters moments into the ten best. Tiger’s chip shot, Phil MIckelson’s victory, underdogs rising to victory and more have all created... 

After the Masters, What’s Next for Tiger Woods?

Tiger Woods played his first public practice round yesterday, he sat and answered question from the media for 34 minutes, and he will compete in this week’s Masters. That is all known fact. Woods’ future, on the other hand, is a sea of uncertainty. Win, contend, miss the cut, or withdraw, what will be next for Woods after the conclusion of the 2010 Masters? Will he return to his normal... 

2010 Masters Odds and Predictions: Who Can Win?

Ahhh……..the first week of April.  In the midwest this time of year sparks a great sense of life and renewal as the weather begins to turn for the better, the birds are chirping again, and the grass is turning green. It also is a signal that the greatest golf tournament, played on the greatest golf course in the world, is about to begin. As a youngin’ I often found myself... 

Comparing the Federer-Nadal and Seles-Graf Tennis Rivalries

As recent as it seems, it has been 11 years since the “supposed to be next Navratilova-Evert rivalry'” of Steffi Graf and Monica Seles emerged.   And it was just six years ago when Nadal and Federer captivated tennis fans around the world with the their contrast in play and fierce rivalry.   But for now, I will focuse on how the current Nadal-Federer rivalry is much like a flash... 

Tiger Woods Owes Us Nothing

Hopefully we’ve reached the pinnacle of the absurdness that is The Tiger Woods Scandal.  Back in February, I stated Tiger doesn’t owe us anything ( read A Message To Tiger , in case you missed it). Since then, everyone under the sun has weighed in on what Tiger needs to say or do.  Even Arnold Palmer urged Tiger to open up.  I have one question to those who believe Eldrick... 

Men’s Tennis Power Rankings: Andy Roddick Is the New Power King

With the first two Masters 1000 tournaments of the season concluded, the men’s tour shifts to the Europe clay swing. Almost all the top players were in action at both Indian Wells and Miami, providing us a clear picture of their current form. Here is this week’s power ranking for men, though it might not be a good indicator for the coming events due to the switch of playing surfaces.   The... 

Pete Sampras: An In-Depth Look at His Game, Part Two

There can never be enough analysis of one of tennis’ most successful players, so following last week’s look at Pete Sampras’ technical game and core elements, I am now going to discuss how he did against his biggest rivals in the 1990s and early 2000s. (In case you missed it, here is the link to Part One: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/368989-pete-sampras-an-in-depth-look-at-his-game-part-1)   Sampras... 

The Masters 2010: A Caddy’s Tales of Today and Yesterday

Watching scenes from Augusta National on Monday of Masters Week, life gets greener. With the advent of spring upon me and the weight of two golf bags resting on each shoulder, I’ve had the time to think about some things over the past three days. Back on the verdant grass of another golfing sanctuary assuming my other self as caddy to the well off, you get to thinking about time and its passing. For... 

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