Rush Limbaugh and the 10 Worst Celebrity Golfers

In the spirit of Rush Limbaugh’s coming appearance on the Golf Channel’s The Haney Project, we celebrate all that Hollywood and the game of golf have to offer. Though they are celebrities and not professional golfers, we still enjoy laughing at them. Whether it’s at a a charity event, just recreational or both, these 10 celebrities should stick to the limelight. The list includes... 

Australian Open: Breaking Down the Men’s Seeds

With the release of the seeds for the main draw at the Australian Open, let’s take a look at who is seeded where and what their chances might be:   1. Rafael Nadal, Spain Definitely a worthy No. 1. Question: can he complete the Grand Slam? Along with Roger, an odds-on favorite to win the tournament.   2. Roger Federer, Switzerland As with Rafa, can he win the Grand Slam this year?... 

Kim Clijsters And Na Li Set to Clash in Sydney Final

Get the latest tennis news from www.TennisNow.com   World No. 3 Kim Clijsters had to work hard for the first time this week in winning at Sydney, but the effort got her one step closer to another title, not to mention the No. 2 ranking in the world.  Clijsters outlasted Alisa Kleybanova Thursday, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, in the tournament’s semifinals.  In the other semifinal,... 

Golf and Celebrity Soul Mates: Playing Pro-Am Matchmaker

At their glittery heart, pro-ams are all about supporting a worthy charity and scoping out the stars. But the celebrity golfers want to have a great time, too. The best way to ensure satisfaction is to be as finicky and persnickety as Patti Stanger when matching celebs with their playing partner, because at its fescue heart golf is all about forging lasting relationships. While Stanger’s... 

Fantasy Golf Meets Personal Equity: Stock Picks for PGA Pros

1. Phil Mickelson Lefty is probably the gutsiest player on tour, constantly betting on bucking the odds and unleashing brazen shots—golf equivalents of football’s Hail Mary pass. Stock Pick: The bubbling M&A activity in biotech makes risk- takers salivate. Still, negative clinical data can sink a particular ship faster than you can say titanic, so we’re sticking a basket... 

The Link Between Your Golf Game and Your Investing Style

Pro golfers never haphazardly take a swing at the ball without taking into account the risk-reward inherent in every shot. They devise a tactical plan to conquer each hole. They contemplate whether to lay-up and play it safe or attempt to weave some magic and take an aggressive hazard riddled, yet more direct, flight to the hole. A good financial advisor uses the same mental playbook to achieve... 

Top 10 Tennis Movies of All Time…Uh, I Mean Top 5…Nope, I Mean Top 3…

Sports fans love good sports movies.  They love watching them.  And they really love talking about them. Who hasn’t debated Hoosiers vs. The Natural vs. Raging Bull for multiple hours over multiple Coronas?  Almost every major sport offers its share of great flicks.  Basketball has Hoop Dreams and Blue Chips. Baseball has Bull Durham and The Bad News Bears. Football has Rudy... 

Andy Murray: Why Has He Never Won a Grand Slam and Will It Ever Happen?

  Andy Murray has played in twenty Grand Slams and has never won. However, by the time  Roger Federer had played in twenty Grand Slams, he had only won two. Albeit, Federer has now played in forty-six Grand Slams and won sixteen. But the point is, the fact that Murray is yet to win a Grand Slam isn’t something that should have Brits worried. Of course, they’ll want to see a male... 

More Aussie Open Prep: Eight Teenagers Poised to Make Headlines in Melbourne

It wasn’t too long ago that prodigies ruled the tennis landscape. Many of the game’s modern legends celebrated extraordinary success in their formative years on tour – Chris Evert, Tracy Austin and Boris Becker all captured Grand Slams before the age of 20. Steffi Graf and Serena Williams beat opponents into submission to capture their first majors at 17. Michael Chang was the... 

Who Will Win the Australian Open?

Get all the latest tennis news from www.TennisNow.com   January 12, 2011   Well, it is certainly hard to make a guess as to who is going to win the Australian Open at the start of what is bound to be one of the most competitive tournaments in recent history. Everyone is looking to upset Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, as the top two players battle it out as to who... 

« Previous Page — Next Page »

Latest News

• Former England Manager Graham Taylor Dies at Age 72
• Bruce Arena Names USMNT January Camp Invitees
• Karamoko Dembele Makes England U15s Debut After Playing for Scotland in November
• USMNT Watch: Bobby Wood Nets 1st Bundesliga Goal Since September
• Rugby Player Bruno Andres Doglioli Banned 3 Years for Tackling Female Referee