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There was nothing lucky about Louis Oosthuizen’s victory at the 139th Open Championship. The guy went out and demolished the field by seven strokes, and the margin would have been even greater had he not played the 17th and 18th holes so conservatively, as anyone would expect from a guy holding an eight-stroke lead with two holes to play (Oosthuizen was leading by eight before bogeying the 17th). Nothing...
Published: July 19, 2010
It was rumoured a few years back that Piri Weepu was unhappy in Rugby Union and was setting his sights on the NRL. Now the Wellington Hurricanes and All Black halfback is at the pinnacle of his rugby career, showing the New Zealand selectors and media that he is in top halfback form in New Zealand rugby. Weepu was simply outstanding in the All Blacks’ 31-17 victory over the Springboks...
Published: July 19, 2010
No one had ever heard of Louis Oosthuizen until this weekend. But, he just won the British Open. Now he’s the talk of the golf world. While he was leading, ESPN had a special, where both golf fans and members of the PGA Tour tried to pronounce his name. Nobody could. I still can’t. And even though he’s now a household name, few probably can. Oosthuizen just had one of the biggest...
Published: July 19, 2010
It’s not easy brainwashing thousands of spectators to believe in Tiger Woods at the most storied course, a 600-year-old course, classified as the oldest 18-hole course ever in St. Andrews. But in a timeless four-day honeymoon, greeted by the Scottish spectators sitting charmingly in the galleries, Woods trailed on the leaderboard again, struggled again, relapsed again, and lost again....
Published: July 18, 2010
Nathan Green is the defending champion of the RBC Canadian Open being played this year at St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Etobiookie Ontario, Canada starting Thursday July 22, 2010. Golfer’s in Canada have a short season as you would imagine, but the scenery sure is nice. Ducks and Geese with the occasional bear sighting makes golf in Canada pretty spectacular. In Yahoo! Fantasy Golf,...
Published: July 18, 2010
As Louis Oosthiuzen tapped in his final putt to capture his first major championship at the Old Course at St. Andrews, a multitude of questions still loomed in the chilling Scottish air. What if Paul Casey had not made a triple-bogey on No.12? What happened to the Americans at St. Andrews? What if Tiger’s putter had been on this week? What if Lee Westwood had made just a few more birdies in his...
Published: July 18, 2010
Another golf major in 2010 without a healthy Tiger Woods hoisting the trophy. In one sense, it’s far too early to say the post-crash Tiger Woods is finished, but it’s clear he’s not his old self. The “slump” of 2003-2004 always seemed to have some kind of “hard” factor you could put your finger on, be it his swing changes to accommodate his knee, a bad day...
Published: July 18, 2010
In his first trip to one of the biggest stages in golf, Louis Oosthuizen showed up all the big names. He outplayed Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Lee Westwood, Paul Casey, and everyone else to win the Open Championship by seven shots. It would have been by eight, but he three-putted the 17th hole in the final round. And he kind of laughed about it. In the process of winning, Oosthuizen left no doubt...
Published: July 18, 2010
Coming into this week’s British Open (or The Open Championship for any European readers), one of the biggest stories on the Tiger Woods front was the decision to use a different style putter because of the speeds of the greens at St. Andrews. This decision was criticized by analysts, who thought that abandoning a putter that had won him 14 majors and 80-plus million in earnings was...
Published: July 18, 2010
Louis Oosthuizen has just finished dominating the Open Championship at St. Andrew’s. Oosthuizen shot -16 en route to winning by seven shots over Lee Westwood. It was the second largest margin of victory since World War II. With the British Open finished, golf fans now look ahead to the PGA Championship for this year’s final major. The PGA Championship will be played at Whistling Straits...