Barclay’s: Matt Kuchar Beats Martin Laird in Thrilling Playoff Shot

Martin Laird is from Glasgow, Scotland and has been a pro for six years with over $3,000,000 in earning. He shares the lead at 16 with Matt Kuchar, statistically the best player on the PGA Tour this year. Laird was leading the tournament after round three and has played very well this season with almost $1,000,000 in earnings. This will certainly improve on that today. Matt Kuchar is the only player... 

Tiger Woods’ Ryder Cup Record May Be Better Than You Think

Tiger Woods, who will without a doubt be Corey Pavin’s first captain’s pick on September 7 for the American Ryder Cup team, is thought of by some to have a less than stellar record in match play. Specifically, the Ryder Cup and the President’s Cup. Let’s dispel those notions right now. Tiger Woods has had quite a proficient record in match play when playing for... 

Masters Champion Zach Johnson Creates the Zach Johnson Foundation

Masters Champion of 2007 Zach Johnson has recently founded his own foundation. It is called the Zach Johnson Foundation and will support “Children of Promise,” a charity that Johnson has supported in the past with “Birdies that Care.” Children of Promise is charity that supports children who have parents in jail or in the courts, to have a mentor. AEGON/TransAmerica will help... 

Barclays Golf: As Tiger Woods Fades, Golf Looks for New Hero

It is not enough that Tiger Woods is in the middle of the end of his career. Not enough that Jack Nicklaus’ record in the Majors is almost certainly no longer in jeopardy. No sensible person would find in Tiger Woods the player he used to be. Yet many in the crowds still hope he wins. The media plays to his tune, saying Tiger Woods is back after only part of the first round of a tournament is... 

Hamilton Or Button, Webber Or Vettel: Time For McLaren and RBR To Choose

With only six races to go in the 2010 Formula One Championship season, it’s time for the big teams to make some difficult decisions and pick a preferred driver for the remainder of the season to maximize the team’s chances of taking out the championship. Leading in to the Belgian Grand Prix, there were five drivers who were in a position—some better than others—to take out the... 

U.S. Open Tennis 2010: No. 3 Seed Venus Williams, My Sister’s Keeper After All

Remember the good old days of women’s tennis when Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova battled for championships at each and every major event?   Their rivalry built and sustained women’s tennis for almost 20 years. They owned distinctively different styles of play and on court mannerisms and off court proclivities that set them apart from one another. Divided on their styles of play... 

U.S. Open 2010: Nine First-Round Matches to Watch for Potential Upsets

I only see three seeds bowing out in the first round—Fernando Verdasco (7), Ivan Ljubicic (15) and John Isner (18)—but there are six others that may have a tough time winning their opening match of the 2010 U.S. Open, including seventh-seeded Tomas Berdych, who faces a difficult test from Michael Llodra of France. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Lewis Hamilton Wins the Race That Never Disappoints!

That was unquestionably spectacular! Neither of my F1 heros finished the race today, but I still can’t wipe the smile from my face!  There were few (if any) dull moments and rain fell exactly when it was needed; great stuff!   The excitement began from ‘lights out’ when an unfortunate Webber struggled with his gears, giving Hamilton the lead and causing a close but safe... 

Barclays Golf: Dustin Johnson Is Looking for Redemption

PARAMUS, NJ – We all know what happened to Dustin Johnson the last time he teed it up in a professional golf tournament. Just in case you’ve been living in a cave for the past month, Johnson had a little run-in with a bunker on the 72nd hole at the PGA Championship…or was it not a bunker at all, or did it used to be a bunker before being trampled down to flat ground by 120,000 spectators? That... 

Is Caroline Wozniacki the Future No. 1 in Women’s Tennis?

Half a year ago, I wrote an article with more or less the same question. The then-19-year-old Dane was ranked fourth, and many were saying this was too high a ranking for her (also indicated by this author). A week or two later, she was even up at No. 3.  Now, she is No. 2 and the No. 1 seed for the US Open in the absence of Serena Williams. If she wins, she is indeed the No. 1 in women’s... 

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