Wimbledon 2010 Predictions: How the Men’s Field Stacks Up

The draws for this year’s Wimbledon aren’t up, but the seedings are out. Wimbledon, as is custom, takes greater liberties with seedings than the other majors. They can justify doing so knowing that grass-court play is a specialty; as much an acquired technique as crisp volleys or a kick serve. So here’s a rundown of the tournament’s top seeds, as well as a few players who could... 

2010 U.S. Open Golf: 10 Toughest Holes at Pebble Beach

The 2010 U.S. Open begins Thursday. In anticipation of the start, I have put together a list of the 10 toughest holes at Pebble Beach. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

U.S. Open Golf 2010: Five Dark Horse Candidates for Pebble Beach Win

Perhaps Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods won’t dominate the headlines (and leader boards) at this weekend’s U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. Maybe they will. The best part about this major event is that one mistake can send a player into a tailspin, resulting in a missed cut, a drop on the leader board, or even a championship. So while you know who the favorites to win this year’s installment... 

U.S. Open Golf 2010: Top Players to Watch at Pebble Beach

It has been 10 long years since the U.S. Open has been played at the notoriously difficult links of Pebble Beach. Back then, Tiger Woods was on top of his game and destroyed the competition on his way to an astounding 12-shot victory. He won the tournament with an 18-under and established himself as one of the most dominant golfers in golf. Now, the field looks to be wide open as Tiger gets back into... 

U.S. Open Golf 2010: Tiger Woods Looking for Redemption and Win at Pebble Beach

Although it has been 10 years since Tiger Woods dominated at Pebble Beach to the tune of a U.S. Open record-setting 15-stroke win, you have to imagine that being back at the Californian golf course for this year’s U.S. Open is, at least, a little comforting to the struggling Woods. Tiger’s history at Pebble Beach is an impressive one. After winning a Pro-Am tournament there in 2000, he... 

USA Rugby Names Mens Collegiate All-American Team

Following the USA Rugby Men’s Collegiate All-Star Championships this weekend, USA has announced the 2010 Collegiate All-Americans and Honorable Mentions. “With a pool of approximately 15,000 men’s collegiate players across the US, the Collegiate All-American selectors and coaches spent nearly nine months on player identification, fitness testing, standards implementation and monitoring... 

U.S. Open: Tiger Woods Muses About Phil’s Chances and Pebble Beach

At his press conference on Tuesday at the U.S. Open Tiger Woods was upbeat and seemed pleased with his game. “As far as my game, I’m very excited about how it’s progressed,” Woods said.  “Since before the Memorial, then obviously during the Memorial, and now here it’s gotten better.  The more time I’ve been able to practice and play, it’s... 

Pebble Beach Golf Course: Top 10 U.S. Open vs. AT&T Pro-Am Differences

Featured Columnist Andy Reistetter is on site at the United States Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, California.   The sixth stop on the PGA TOUR , the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am was contested on the same golf course four months ago. After my first full day on site here are my Top 10 differences between the United States Golf Association’s national championship and the... 

U.S. Open: Fans Have Already Forgiven Tiger Woods

The media feasts on conflict and controversy.  So after feasting on turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving, news organizations were happy to get a second helping when they caught wind that Tiger Woods was cheating on his wife. That saga played out for the remainder of 2009 and well into 2010. Now? Hardly a peep. Golf fans are willing to forgive and forget. The sport is not nearly as... 

John McEnroe’s Bold Move To Revive US Tennis

Kudos to John McEnroe for taking a very bold step to revive American tennis. He recently opened a $18 million dollar, 20 court tennis facility on Randall’s Island in New York. The most successful player in US Davis Cup history was always ready and willing to represent his country in Davis Cup play. The passion he displayed on the tennis courts is matched by his commitment to bring the US back... 

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