Golf: Meet Annika Sorenstam the "Write" Way…

Golf writer Andy Reistetter is fortunate to have met many of the world’s top professional golfers while on tour the last four years. Earlier this year at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, he and a handful of other writers sat down with Annika Sorenstam to talk about her line of clothing with Cutter & Buck and her life beyond competitive golf. Come into the back room of Booth No. 5657 and... 

Greenbrier Classic Preview: 10 Players to Watch

They should have called the 2010 Greenbrier Classic the Twitter Open.   There were tweets (as in birdies) aplenty at the Old White Course in White Sulphur Springs, WV.   The short layout and receptive greens made the tournament memorable for the step-on-the-accelerator play by Stuart Appleby, winning with a record-closing 59.   On the eve of this year’s event, Tom Watson said,... 

Amateur Golfers Drawing Heat from Comments After Performances on Nationwide Tour

It seems since John Peterson was close to winning the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational last week in Columbus, Ohio, the young man from the LSU has received a boost to his ego. Apparently, Peterson told Golf World Magazine that he “knew” he could beat all of these guys. And that’s not all the young man explained in the interview. “The top... 

Tiger Woods: If He Quit Today, How He’d Be Remembered

  If we never saw Tiger Woods hit another golf shot, what would his place in history be?  It’s a tough thing to consider, particularly because he changed the game in many ways on and off the golf course, some of them in a hurry. Here, in no particular order, are the top things we’d remember about Tiger Woods.  You’ll note that a lot of things that happened ATW, After... 

5 Players to Watch This Week

The PGA Tour makes its annual pilgrimage to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia at one of the most picturesque stops all year – The Greenbrier Classic. The Old White TPC course is the easiest of the 14 par 70 courses the Tour plays on its schedule. So you can look for low scores this week which will be a stark contrast to what we witnessed last week north of the border in the Canadian Open. Defending... 

2011 US Open Tennis: 5 Reasons Why Novak Djokovic Will Win the 2011 US Open

The American hard court series is about to start, with the world’s top players looking to fine tune their game in order to win the last Grand Slam of the year, the US Open. So far, the world number 1 Novak Djokovic has won two of the three Grand Slams and he’ll be looking to equal Rafael Nadal (2010) and Roger Federer‘s (2004, 2006 and 2007) record of three Grand Slam titles in a... 

Tennis Power Rankings: The Sport’s 4 Biggest Underachievers Since 2000

Tennis fans all over the world experience—at one point or another—the typical hope and despair cycle of witnessing a favorite player of theirs rise in hype then fall flat on their face with a whimper. These underachievers are and were players we loved to love. Why and where it went wrong, no one really knows. The best consolation, I guess, is that they still get a mention in tennis... 

Tennis: Things Should Really Heat Up in Los Angeles Tournament

The Farmers Classic in Los Angeles has a pretty strong field once again this season. Mardy Fish, Juan Martin Del Potro, Marcos Baghdatis and Thomas Bellucci highlight the field.This is a tournament that could see lots of upsets and I think it’s the first big men’s tournament of the summer.Here are my fearless predictions.   First Quarter  Fish cold be really tired, having to travel... 

Tennis: Inaugural Citi Open Has Solid Field

Women’s tennis is returning to the Washington D.C. area this week with the inaugural Citi Open. It is an International level event, but look for it to become a much bigger tournament in a few years. While it’s not part of the U.S. Open Series, it is in my area, so I figured I would make some predictions for it anyway.The tournament features a respectable field, including Shahar Peer, Nadia... 

Maria Sharapova-Serena Williams Clash Headlines Stanford Tournament

The U.S. Open Series is kicking into high gear this week. So I will attempt to look into the crystal ball at some of next week’s tournaments.The Bank of the West Classic Tennis Tournament at Stanford University has some pretty big names in it. It should be a great tournament. When looking at the draw, the first thing that stands out is a possible Maria Sharapova vs. Serena Williams quarterfinal.... 

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