Roger Federer: Would Olympic Gold at Wimbledon Clinch ‘Best Ever’ Label?

According to Encyclopedia Britannica, the Olympics “have come to be regarded as the world’s foremost sports competition.”   Undoubtedly, this statement holds great validity. There is a distinct, intangible allure associated with the Olympics. A worldwide stage that hosts a supreme collection of the most skilled and highly trained athletes on our planet today, the Olympic Games... 

Mickelson is IN, Tiger is OUT for Now…

Phil Mickelson is going into the World Golf Hall of Fame in less than two weeks. It will take Tiger Woods another five years to do the same, due to a 40-year-old age requirement. Golf Writer Andy Reistetter looks back to last year’s World Golf Hall of Fame induction headlined by Ernie Els.          What began on a sad note Saturday morning with the passing... 

Bridge to Somewhere: Find Your True South Golfing in Mississippi

Golf Writer Andy Reistetter continues his exclusive “Play-Write” series with The Bridges Golf Club on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Located on what is known as the West Coast, this was no ordinary experience golfing with Head Golf Professional Billy Baumgartner on Mississippi’s only Arnold Palmer-designed golf course. Interwoven in the story is a couple’s survival through Katrina,... 

2012 U.S. Open: 7 Players with the Best Chance to Win

While the Masters has a tradition of flukey first-time major winners (Trevor Immelman, anyone?), the U.S. Open has been a proving ground for some of history’s greatest champions. The winner’s list reads like a who’s who of Hall of Famers (except for Michael Campbell). This year’s championship at the Olympic Club in San Francisco should be no different, where seven players... 

PGA Tour: Tiger Woods and the Mistakes He’s Making

Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of reading a frank, honest interview with Butch Harmon, Tiger Woods‘ ex-golf coach.  It has not received a whole lot of attention, and I believe it is because of the frank honesty.  In it, Harmon gives his opinion on Tiger’s problems, Hank Haney’s book and his philosophy of teaching versus coaching golfers.  It was a breath of fresh... 

2012 PGA Tour: Who Is Ben Curtis and Where Did He Come From?

Ben Curtis has won four times on the PGA Tour including the 2003 Open Championship at Royal St. George’s. He has made over 124 cuts and amassed over $11 million in career earnings. Ben Curtis, John Cook and Arnold Palmer are the only three golfers who have won the Ohio Amateur two consecutive years. That’s not bad company to be mentioned in. Ben grew up on the family-owned and operated... 

USMNT: Timmy Chandler Signs Contract Extension with FC Nuremberg

United States international Timmy Chandler signed a contract extension with his club team, FC Nuremberg, on Wednesday. The new deal keeps Chandler with the Bundesliga side until the summer of 2015. Chandler has scored one goal and provided two assists while making 28 appearances for Nuremberg this season. While U.S. national team fans will know him as primarily an outside defender, Chandler lines up... 

Euro 2012: Denmark Players Banned from Using Twitter During Tournament

The field of strategic prohibition in football now has a new frontier. That frontier is Twitter. Whenever a major international tournament pops up, some manager or another always gets the bright idea to limit his players’ activities. Sometimes they prohibit their players from intimate relations with their wives and girlfriends (though, apparently, Fabio Capello didn’t consider the possibility... 

Bubba Watson: Why He Will Win at Least 2 More Major Championships

Bubba Watson is no longer just a PGA Tour sideshow. Since he joined the elite ranks of professional golf in 2006, Watson certainly displayed plenty of potential—and he even won a few tournaments along the way—but fans flocked to see him play golf primarily for one reason: he hit the ball “Bubba Long.” If you haven’t seen him in person, I can tell you from watching him... 

Zurich Classic of New Orleans: Tee Times, Date and TV Schedule

The PGA Tour is set to make its next stop on the road to the The Players Championship and eventually the US Open as a strong field will do battle in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans at TPC Louisiana. Many of the world’s top players are set to compete and it should make for a tightly-contested tournament. While this may not be the most prestigious tourney out there, it will act as a good measuring... 

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