2011 British Open Leaderboard: What Is Tiger Woods Thinking Right Now?

I know that it’s popular right now to sort of kick the 14-time major champion when he’s down and “beat a dead Tiger,” but I think there should be some optimism for Eldrick right now. Sure, the US Open allowed Rory McIlroy to not only steal some of his thunder and snap some of his records, but it blew in a new wave of “the next Tiger Woods” talk, and we tend to only... 

USA vs. Japan 2011: Live Blog, Post-Game Analysis of the Women’s World Cup Final

Team USA is just one win away from its third World Cup title. In its way however, is the technically gifted and disaster-inspired Japan. The Women’s World Cup final is this Sunday, July 17th, at 2:45 p.m. EST from Frankfurt, Germany and will be the first time the US face off against Japan. Whoever wins Sunday will certainly make history. No team in the previous five World Cups has won the title... 

Tennis: John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg Turn Back the Clock to Help for the Future

They are a little gray of hair and long in the tooth, but the two icons still know how to fill a house and bring back the memories.  So it was on Thursday night, at the Sportime Tennis Facility on Randall’s Island in New York, that John McEnroe faced his old rival Bjorn Borg for the first time in New York since the early 1980s.  Ironically, it was not nostalgia night for World TeamTennis,... 

Miguel Angel Jimenez Video: Watch Jimenez’s British Open 2011 Cigar Stretch

We here at Bleacher Report have grown very fond of Miguel Angel Jimenez and have oftentimes equated him to the Dos Equis “Most Interesting Man in the World.” Check out the similarities and I’m sure you will agree. Plain and simple, Jimenez is an absolute boss and he is a pretty darn good golfer as well. Jimenez finds himself in the red numbers during the second round of the Open,... 

Tom Watson Ace Video: Watch Watson’s Hole-in-One at British Open 2011

Tom Watson Sinks Hole in One on Hole No. 6 Tom Watson got off to a pretty good start today as he reached a par on his first five holes. He then knocked in a hole in one on the sixth hole and sank a birdie on the seventh hole. The 61-year-old fan favorite and five-time Open Championship winner sent the crowd up in cheers with this incredible shot that bounced right into the hole. It might have been... 

British Open Golf 2011:Tom Watson’s Ace on the 6th

Never has golf seemed so timeless.  The 61-year-old Tom Watson captivated the gallery at the par-3 6th with a magical seven-iron shot.  Watson playing with 20-year-old Tom Lewis (who was named after Watson) continues to dazzle the golf world on Day 2 at the Open Championship. He may not have the same bold putting stroke that allowed him to duel Jack Nicklaus and Seve Ballesteros in the 1970’s... 

British Open Golf 2011: Breaking Down Day 2 Pairings

Like the fog that slowly lifts above Sandwich, England, there is a moment in every major championship when the picture becomes vividly clear.  Day one was a red-number blitz that left the Royal St. George’s course defenseless.  The wind and the rain failed to defend the sizzling iron shots and the course was simply too short.  Thirty-five players broke par and the big hitters had... 

British Open 2011: Thomas Bjorn Could Be the New Cinderella Story

A lot of irony was combined with the first round of Thomas Bjorn at this year’s Open. The Dane earned his spot in the field Monday when Vijay Singh withdrew earlier this week, and Singh was the player Bjorn shared the runner-up spot with at Royal St. George’s in 2003. Bjorn opened on Thursday with a five-under 65, and that was his first round in the 60s at the event since his third-round... 

High School Rugby: Otago Boys Beat Arch-Rival Kings with Strong Second Half

Otago Boys High School was too good for Kings High School in atrocious conditions last night, winning the 72nd traditional fixture between the two school’s by 43-22. The win was Otago Boys’ 47th, ensuring they remain well up on the head-to-head ledger, while also maintaining bragging rights over their cross-town rivals for the next 12 months. The match is always the most anticipated game... 

British Open 2011: Tom Lewis’ Amateur Hour

With first round 65s of both Thomas Bjorn and Amateur Tom Lewis, history could be in the making at the British Open 2011. Lewis, a 20-year-old native of Welwyn Garden City, England, opened his first British Open with a five-under 65 – the lowest round by an amateur in Open history – to share the 18-hole lead with Thomas Bjorn. Lewis, named after five-time British Open winner Tom Watson,... 

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