Tiger’s Legacy Marked Eternally, Falters to Recoil Astounding Landmark

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.–It appears as if he qualifies for a career as a porn star, known for dropping his pants to expose his penis as the world labeled him as a serial cheater, attracting nearly all bimbos with his freaky double-life. From most perspectives, he’s despised for committing malignant transgressions against his family and wife, Elin, after it became evident that he had extramarital... 

Graeme McDowell Takes U.S. Open Crown With Solid Sunday Play

American Dustin Johnson entered the final round of the U.S. Open six-under with a three-shot lead over Irishman Graeme McDowell. He parred the first hole, and it appeared that if he could continue this trend and play steady golf he could win his first major. His train was riding smoothly, but then all of a sudden, it steered off track, crashed into a ditch, and caught fire. What ensued was indeed... 

U.S. Open Golf 2010: Graeme McDowell Soars To Win by Making Fewest Mistakes

The truth is, they all had a chance to capture the win Sunday. Graeme McDowell just made the fewest mistakes. The brutally difficult conditions of Pebble Beach Golf Course truly showed the course’s teeth Sunday at the 110th US Open. Birdies were rare and so were smiles, sighs of relief, and any semblance of confidence among the elite golfers of the world. Except for Graeme McDowell that is.   The... 

2010 U.S. Open Results: Grading the Stars’ Performances

It wasn’t the prettiest finish for an U.S. Open, and most of the big names left Pebble Beach this year unhappy with how things went. Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland is the only truly happy golfer at the moment, and even he’ll tell you he didn’t have one of his better days on the course. One of the stories out of the U.S. Open will be how the field came back to the stars, rather... 

Wimbledon 2010: Picking All 64 First Round Matches

I see four seeds bowing out in the first round , including Robin Soderling (6), Mikhail Youzhny (13), John Isner (23), and Albert Montanes (28), and third-seeded Novak Djokovic struggling to get by Olivier Rochus .   Roger Federer (1) def. Alejandro Falla Federer is 4-0 versus Falla, including a dominating 6-1, 6-2 win at Halle earlier this month. Ilija Bozoljac def. Nicolas Massu Bozoljac... 

FIFA World Cup 2010 : Can Capello Learn From Eriksson’s Carrick Mistake?

Two well meaning England fans sneaked into the England dressing room after the draw with Algeria on Friday. They spouted the usual uninformed rubbish that we’ve come to expect, but unfortunately only one could be ejected because the other was Fabio Capello. If I wanted to crucify the guy I would, but I won’t because I don’t think he’s lacking the skills required to guide... 

The PGA Tour Moves Across the Country for the Travelers Championship

Last year’s winner of the Travelers Championship was Kenny Perry. This season, I am not looking for some miracle improvement in Perry’s game to happen this week. That said, he is not favored to repeat. Many many other players are having great seasons on the PGA Tour. The Travelers Championship is played on the TPC Course at River Highlands, Cromwell Connecticut. Players not to be heard... 

2010 U.S. Open: Who is Graeme McDowell?

At the end of play Saturday, many questions began to be thrown around en route to Sunday’s final round of the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. Does Tiger have everyone right where they want him? Can Dustin Johnson continue his incredible young story? Will Lefty win his first U.S. Open? And then there was an unknown that everyone knew nothing about: Who is Graeme McDowell? Now, McDowell may be the... 

2010 US Open Golf: And the US Open Winner Is…Pebble Beach

Last Wednesday I wrote an article saying this was going to be one of the best sporting weekends ever. Maybe I should have said most exciting. Thursday the Lakers won one of the ugliest Finals ever, on Friday the U.S. soccer team stunk up the joint for a half, roared back to tie the game and then had the winning goal called back on one of the worst calls ever, and then the U.S. Open golf tournament... 

2010 US Open Golf Lost By Ernie Els, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Tom Watson

Kathy Bissell   Pebble Beach, CA — This year’s US Open wasn’t won.  It was lost. Lost by  Ernie Els, who hit into the hazards.  Lost by Phil Mickelson, who had so much promise with a 66 in round two.  Lost by Tiger Woods, as his long game and short game deserted him one day after it looked like he had regained his form. And lost by Dustin Johnson, who had... 

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