The PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup: Take It for What It Is

As we enter year six of the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Playoffs, this highly touted series of events are finally beginning to gain some form of an identity. If you are looking for a true playoff similar to what you will find in the NFL, NBA or MLB, you should look elsewhere. Golf fans came to that realization several years ago. If you are attempting to understand the FedEx Cup point system, don’t…unless... 

Serena Williams: Tennis Star’s Reign of Dominance Will End at 2012 US Open

American tennis superstar Serena Williams will come back down to earth this summer at the 2012 US Open.  Williams’ recent reign of dominance in the sport will come to an end as she returns from the slick and unpredictable grass of Wimbledon, to the more demanding hard court surface. The 30-year-old has had an incredible summer of tennis. Following a first-round exit from the 2012 French... 

US Open Tennis 2012: Andy Murray Must Regain Gold-Medal Momentum to Take Title

As the top players in the tennis world (minus Rafael Nadal) descend on Flushing Meadows for the 2012 U.S. Open championship, there is no player with more to prove than fourth-ranked Andy Murray. Still major-less but with the Wimbledon monkey finally off of his back after winning the gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics, Murray looked to be on his way to a dominant final quarter of the season. En... 

Did IBM Force Augusta National to Admit Women Members?

Most of us will never know the feeling of being asked to be a member of Augusta National Golf Club.  It’s a difficult process just obtaining a ticket to attend the Masters each year. Condoleezza Rice and Darla Moore are both very accomplished women and the world learned of their admission to Augusta National as the club’s first women members just yesterday. Augusta National broke from... 

Tiger Woods: What the 2012 Barclays Tourney Could Mean for the Struggling Star

The PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup playoff begins this Thursday with the Barclays, and Tiger Woods will attempt to pave his way back to the No. 1 spot in golf. If the 2012 regular season has been any indication of where Tiger stands in his comeback to professional golf, he is off to a respectable start. By no means, however, have golf fans witnessed the Tiger of old.  Since the FedEx Cup’s debut... 

Sergio Garcia’s Wyndham Win Proves Former Phenom Will Win a Major

Sergio Garcia‘s roller-coaster career will not come to a close without him posting a major victory on his resume.  His gutsy win at the Wyndham Championship on Monday—there was a rain delay—proved that he does indeed have the mental game to pull off a major. Garcia had a one-shot lead entering the final round, and he held that through his first four holes of his final round... 

Augusta National Adds First Female Members: It’s Their Prerogative

Most golf fans will remember that several years back, some yahoo named Martha Burke set out to ruin The Masters by protesting the fact that the club did not have any female members. Yet as soon as the tournament began, poor old Martha was sent to a small patch of grass away from the action, where she was eventually forgotten (by most). To be honest, it was reminiscent in many ways to the occupy Boston... 

World Cup 2015: Picking a Potential USWNT Starting XI

The 2012 Olympic Games are done and dusted and the women’s international game is about to begin a three-year lull without a major tournament. In the 2011 Women’s World Cup, the USWNT suffered a heartbreaking defeat to Japan on penalty kicks in the final. Two weeks ago, the U.S. was able to exorcise those 2011 demons by defeating Japan 2-1 for Olympic gold. Now looking forward to the 2015... 

Wyndham Championship 2012: Sergio Garcia Finds Winning Form at Sedgefield

Sergio Garcia‘s golf career has been a picture of frustration and near-misses, but he came roaring back from oblivion at the Wyndham Championship on Monday, capturing his first PGA Tour victory since the 2008 Players Championship. Garcia, who has had trouble finishing tournaments over the years, ended with an 18-under 262 at Sedgefield after a rain delay caused the Wyndham Championship to conclude... 

Augusta National Admits First Female Members Condoleezza Rice & Darla Moore

Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters, has been a men-only private club since its inception in 1932.  Just because it has decided to add two female members, don’t expect the famous Green Jacket to suddenly turn Pink. Founding members Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts envisioned a club steeped in southern hospitality and charm.  A club based on the morals and culture of the... 

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