Demolition of Tiger Woods’ Manse Must Be Cathartic for His Ex

Since when did Tiger Woods become a “termite?” Elin Nordegren, who was carrying a golf club when Woods ran down the garage of their Florida mansion, (don’t ask me if she was swinging it at his head), had their $12 million Florida oceanfront manse bulldozed, finding termites and carpenter ants in its cabinets, hardware and fixtures. Sorry if am a bit dense, but when you get pests in... 

Lexi Thompson: 16-Year-Old Prodigy to Take LPGA by Storm in 2012

At 16 years old, Lexi Thompson has accomplished more than most seasoned LPGA veterans. She was the youngest player to ever qualify for the Women’s U.S. Open at the age of 12. She finished runner-up at the Evian Masters in France at age 15. She won her first LPGA event at the 2011 Navistar LPGA Classic in September of 2011. She went on to win the Dubai Ladies Masters... 

Tiger Woods Will Make Massive Statement with a Win at Pebble Beach

Tiger Woods is ready to make the PGA take notice as he will begin his season with a victory at the Pebble Beach Pro Am.  The former world No. 1 announced that this tournament would be his first event of the 2012 PGA season. Here is Woods, as quoted by Fox Sports:  I’m excited to start my PGA season at the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. I’m looking forward to playing in this event. I... 

Sony Open in Hawaii: Complete Preview, Live Stream, Start Time and Schedule

The first full-field event of the 2012 PGA Tour season will take place this weekend with the Sony Open in Hawaii. This is the second and final PGA Tour tournament of the season to be played in Hawaii.  Mark Wilson won the tournament in 2011 with a score of -18, beating Tim Clark and Steve Marino by two shots. It was his first of two PGA wins on the season.   When: Thursday, Jan. 12-Sunday,... 

Woods, Mickelson, Stricker, Donald, or Westwood: Who Needs a Major Win the Most?

A major victory certainly gives a gigantic boost to any touring professional’s career, and it is the standard by which all great players are measured.  Young guys like Rickie Fowler, Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson, Nick Watney, Gary Woodland and Matt Kuchar are all capable of capturing their first major at any time.  Sand keeps slipping through the hour glass, and in this article I want... 

2012 Sony Open: 5 Players That Could Win It

As the first full-field PGA Tour event of 2012, the Sony Open hosts a number of great players looking to capture the title. The Hyundai Tournament of Champions gave us a good look at last year’s winners and who might be struggling coming into the regular season. Here’s a look at some players that have a great shot at taking the 2012 Sony Open. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Jurgen Klinsmann’s USMNT 4-3-3 Starting XI vs. Venezuela

Jurgen Klinsmann, from the get-go, has wanted to reshape U.S. soccer into a national style, a style that blends attacking flair, possession, defense and athleticism—all of which we have in abundance in the good ol’ U.S.A.  Our national January camp and friendlies for out-of-season players, currently known as “Camp Strudel,” from its former “Camp Cupcake” name,... 

Phil, Strix and Pebble Beach in This Week’s Top 10

Ah yes, the PGA Tour has finally returned, and last week was the beginning of two weeks of prime-time golf from Hawaii.  So ignore those reruns on the regular channels and flip over to the golf telecast for whales breeching, waves crashing and surfers throwing caution to the wind.  The scenery was tough on golfers this week, too, whether on or off the course. Lucas Glover... 

Sony Open Preview: Odds, Tee Times and Coverage Info

The PGA Tour Hawaiian swing continues this Thursday with the 51st edition of the $5.5 million Sony Open Tournament from the Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii. The par-70, 7,068-yard-long course will serve as the host for the 2012 season’s first full-field tournament. While the course provides the opportunity to hit long drives, the one caveat this course has is that its fairways are hard... 

Steve Stricker Holds off Pursuers, Wins PGA Tour Hyundai Tournament of Champions

Steve Stricker doesn’t dazzle you with monster 300-yard drives. He doesn’t bend shots to ridiculous extremes a la Bubba Watson. The PGA Tour veteran won’t emulate Phil Mickelson‘s swashbuckling, risk-taking attack of golf courses. And he doesn’t have fancy golf attire like Rickie Fowler and Ian Poulter. Stricker is steady Eddie. He hits fairways, hits greens and makes... 

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