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All a competitive golfer ever wants is a chance to prove he can play against the best. The U.S. Open gives every golfer that chance. On Thursday, eight U.S. Open qualifiers were profiled and after 36-holes, six remain. In two days, some golfers carded low numbers and could be a contender by Sunday afternoon. Some played a steady 36-holes and are in position for a decent finish. A couple showed why...
Published: June 17, 2010
The Wimbledon seedings have been announced and, with the same predictability as day following night, Venus and Serena Williams dominated the proceedings. And that’s taking into account Wimbledon’s unique application of ‘special measures’ that don’t slavishly follow the rankings. No, they are the top two seeds because of their overall record and, more particularly, their...
Published: June 17, 2010
She was the young nymphet, the minx on court who seduced the fans with her dazzling blonde beauty. She was the Lolita, the male spectator’s fantasy, who seemed to sound the siren call , the ‘come hither’ every time she stepped on court. She was the young upstart, the agent provocateur, who stirred up a storm of protests when she was rewarded with center court at Wimbledon...
Published: June 17, 2010
The U.S. Open starts today. There are plenty of story lines and drama to make you want to tune in to this golf event. Some of you may not be avid golf fans (I’m only a casual follower myself). But this is one of the biggest events of the year. And with summer getting into full swing, what else do you have to watch these days? Here are five reasons why you should tune into the U.S. Open this weekend. Begin...
Published: June 17, 2010
As Wimbledon approaches let’s take a “look” or “looks” at some of the hottest players in the woman’s draw. Begin Slideshow Read More →
Published: June 17, 2010
Pebble Beach has been a pillar of American golf since the late 1920s, when it hosted its first USGA event (the 1929 U.S. Amateur Championship), and it has remained relevant for the past 71 years due in large part to it’s ability to keep the 21st century power game off of its majestic shores. Any U.S. Open requires an immense amount of skill to win. However, Pebble Beach will emphasis some skills...
Published: June 17, 2010
Even with injury worries, Scotland provided the best hope for a home triumph at Wimbledon 2010. Andy Murray and Elena Baltacha—the strongest competitors in the men’s and women’s singles—looked to forge an impressive run when the 133rd installment of The Championships kicks off at the All London Club in England on Monday. Murray is a proven title contender and Baltacha comes...
Published: June 17, 2010
Following a clay court exhibition match against Bjorn Borg in 1978, John Newcombe was asked his opinion on how he would match up with the Swede on grass. He proceeded to explain why he, no matter the surface, enjoyed playing against the man from Stockholm. “I don’t feel he’s got anything that can really hurt me,” the Australian great said. At this point in his career, Borg...
Published: June 17, 2010
As the 2010 U.S. Open is now upon us, millions are betting and predicting the next big winner. When trying to predict the winner, why not go after a guy that has the history to back up his recent success? With all the players participating in this year’s tournament, there are plenty to choose from, and plenty have had their runs at the U.S. Open. That said, who always excels and meets par at...
Published: June 17, 2010
5:35pm CDT: Tiger Woods having a Phil Mickelson like start. Six straight pars. Let’s hope he doesn’t continue that trends because he’ll start getting bit by the bogey bug. 5:30pm CDT: How about amature Morgan Hoffman sharing the lead with Paul Casey. The Oklahoma State standout wasn’t a name that I’m sure anyone knew about prior to, well, right now. 4:56pm CDT: Tiger still...