US Open 2011: The Myth of Tiger Woods

Anyone who watched THE PLAYERS last weekend knows that the biggest story line wasn’t K.J. Choi’s playoff victory over David Toms. It wasn’t Tom’s impressive 18th that forced the playoff. It wasn’t the spectacular accomplishments or spectacular failures on the fabled 17th. Rather, the biggest story of the weekend was Tiger Woods withdrawing after just nine holes and 42... 

PGA Tour: The Curse of the 54-Hole Lead

Holding the 54-hole lead at a big-time event has recently turned into some kind of curse. At last week’s Players Championship we saw yet another Sunday come and go with the 54-hole leader posting yet another massive number. As Harry Caray might say, “Holy cow.” The last guy to actually lead a big tournament after 54 holes and close the door on Sunday was Louis Oosthuizen at the 2010... 

Class Act: K.J. Choi Donates $200,000 of His Winnings to Tornado Relief Fund

The 41-year old South Korean pledged today that he will be donating $200,000 of his winnings from The Players Championship last week through his KJ Foundation to the relief efforts in the southeast United States, which were ravaged by deadly tornadoes a few weeks ago. “Their misfortunes will not be ignored,” said Choi on his donation. Not surprising at all to see a professional... 

The U.S. Open 2011: Nine Things You Should Know About This Year at Congressional

From June 16-19 the center of the golf universe will be Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, MD for the 111th playing of the U.S. Open. This will be the third U.S. Open held at Congressional, the most recent being Ernie Els’s second Open win in 1997. Considered by many to be one of the hardest golf tournaments, with rough typically five to six inches deep, and greens rolled and groomed to... 

World Cup Qatar 2022: 10 Reasons the Tournament Should Go Elsewhere

The 2022 World Cup will be played in Qatar. Personally I don’t have anything against this country, but there are other countries that are better suited to host a World Cup. While I don’t have any favorite country to host the event instead of Qatar, here are 10 reasons why the 2022 World Cup should be played elsewhere. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Zach Johnson and 5 More Golfers Who Will Be in the Hunt This Weekend at Colonial

This week, the PGA Tour rolls into the Lone Star State with a staple stop at Colonial Country Club for the Crowne Plaza Invitational. Zach Johnson is the defending champion at Colonial, where he set a course record 21 under par last year. Hot off a closing round 66 at The Players last week, Johnson should use that momentum and his recent success here to put up some nice numbers. Here are five more... 

Tiger Woods: How Each Aspect of His Game Will Be Hurt by His Latest Injury

We’ve all known about Tiger’s injury issues since the 2008 US Open, then to find out that he also had an achilles issue. Now, it’s the same knee, and a new achilles. However, everyone seems to question his issues. This is a disclaimer: I support Tiger, and believe that he is injured. Despite his history, you can’t just say “he lied once why is he telling the truth now?” Believe... 

Euorpean Ryder Cup Committee Plays It Safe, Headed to France

It was announced by the European Ryder Cup committee that the 2018 Ryder Cup will be played in shadow of the Eiffel Tower, as opposed to within the much larger golf shadow of Seve Ballesteros. Spain was in the running to host the biannual event, along with Germany, Portugal and the Netherlands, but the committee saw fit to take one of the most popular events in the sport to France. Of the... 

Arnold Schwarzenegger vs. Tiger Woods: Are They More Similar Than We Think?

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tiger Woods may have more in common than just the fact that they’re world class athletes. When news of Tiger Woods and his extra-marital affairs came out our initial reaction was, of course, shock. I mean this is a guy without so much as a parking ticket who suddenly is accused of cheating with dozens of strippers and porn stars? It didn’t quite compute. The same... 

Ryder Cup 2018: Le Golf National Awarded Ryder Cup Despite Pleas from Madrid

The 2018 Ryder Cup is set to take place in France following months of negotiations, pitches and governments sucking up to the PGA Tour and European Tour officials. The event will take place at Le Golf National course, which is located just outside of Paris, France. The French government has pressed hard for a long time to get this event and, despite some concern that it would slip through the cracks,... 

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