Barclays Golf: Saturday Brings Triple Trouble For Tiger Woods

A triple bogey on the first hole squashed any hope of Tiger Woods catching the leaders of the Barclays, and now must play well enough to make it to the next play off round or be eliminated from the Fed Ex Cup race. Martin Laird is your leader of the Barclays at -12 going into Sunday’s round. At minus nine with a chance to win also are Dustin Johnson, recovered from his penalty at the PGA and... 

Man Drafts Ben Hogan in Fantasy Golf

In the first round, pick No. 8, in his fantasy golf draft, Fred Smith tried to take Tiger Woods. Reportedly several people yelled “Taken,” and after five minutes of shuffling papers Smith again said, “Tiger Woods.” John Keller said, “Still taken,” as others looked at each other in confusion. After two more delays that ended in a furtive Woods selection, the commissioner... 

U.S. Open 2010: Five Reasons Maria Sharapova Can Repeat Her 2004 Title

Who hits the ball downward with her racket four times, then turns over to the crowd with her face down, tucks loose wisps of blond hair behind both ears, and lastly bounces the ball on the ground twice before serving? She’s a 6’2″ Russian star, who won Wimbledon , the Australian Open and the US Open, Already most of you think I’m teasing you. However, I really wanted you to... 

Tiger Woods: You Know It’s Bad When People Are Excited Because…

You lead the first round of a tournament. That’s John Daly territory. That’s David Duvall. Not the greatest player of your generation. Not the golfer who was supposed to supplant Nicklaus as the greatest of all time.   I don’t know what going to happen to Tiger at this point. I know a lot of people figure he’ll come out of his funk and start winning again like the old days.  But... 

Tiger Woods at the Barclays: Inside the Ropes

PARAMUS, NJ – It’s been exactly a year since the last time I followed Tiger Woods from inside the ropes, and much has changed since that time. Adoration and hero worship has turned into encouragement and support. Outside the ropes conversations about Woods’ chip-in on the 16th hole at Augusta in 2005 or his putt on the 72nd hole of the 2008 U.S. Open have now turned into comedic speculation... 

Caroline Wozniacki Leaves Door Open Despite Pilot Pen Win

In defeating Nadia Petrova, perhaps the most up-and-down player on the women’s tour, Caroline Wozniacki was neither great nor horrible. Winning 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, Wozniacki was just good enough to win during Petrova’s down periods. The uncertainty raised by the quality of this Pilot Pen finals win, Wozniacki’s third in a row, reminds us that her first seed in the US Open does not... 

Tiger Woods: Five Reasons He is a Lock To Make the Ryder Cup Team

Despite all the heat and bogeys surrounding Tiger Woods’ performance in tournaments after the news of his extra-marital affairs made national news, the star golfer is finally beginning to look like the Tiger of old. Maybe it has something to do with a divorce everyone knew was coming finally reaching a bitter conclusion. Then again, maybe Tiger has just re-found a game that has been lacking for... 

Jurgen Klinsmann is Not the Right Man To Replace Bob Bradley as US Coach

After the United States’ failure in the 2006 World Cup, coach Bruce Arena found himself without a job and United States Soccer President Suni Gulati found himself trying to replace Arena with one of the greatest footballers of all-time. That footballer was non other than the coach of Germany as they finished in third in the World Cup in Jurgen Klinsmann. Klinsmann, of course, was living in the... 

U.S. Open 2010: Will Roger Federer Ever Pluck That No. 1 Apple Again?

There was a time—and not so long ago—when Roger Federer seemed to be hewn from a different substance than mere mortals. His body seemed untouched by stress, injury, and fatigue. His resolve seemed impervious to challenge, self-doubt, or pain. His position as king of the castle, fending off all assaults, seemed impenetrable. Records that had once seemed insurmountable were picked like apples... 

Barclays Golf: Who’s Hot and Who’s Not Going Into Saturday’s Play

With 36-holes completed at the 2010 Barclays, here’s a list of players that are hot and not heading into the weekend. Hot: Jason Day After tying for 10th at the PGA Championship three weeks ago, Day is once again making headlines. Day is currently leading The Barclays at eight-under-par through 36-holes after posting back-to-back rounds of 67. Although the 22-year-old Australian native won his... 

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