Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia Both Want This Fried Chicken Fiasco to Go Away

Ardmore, Pa. — Tiger Woods spoke to a standing-room only press contingent on Tuesday and kept his comments understandably measured when it came to the hot topic heading into Merion: potential dinner plans with Sergio Garcia.  Woods had a brief exchange with Garcia at the practice range on Monday that was caught by the Golf Channel cameras and he was asked if they discussed Garcia’s... 

US Open Golf 2013: Golf’s Top Dark-Horse Players Ready To Impress

As we head into this week’s descent of the world’s top golfers to southeastern Pennsylvania for the 2013 U.S. Open, there is one prevailing storyline: What will happen with Tiger Woods? With Woods reaching the fifth year since his last major championship, the conversation about the world’s best golfer heading into Slams has become near-obsessive. To borrow from frightening recent... 

Tiger Woods’ Niece, Cheyenne, Crashes His Press Conference, Gets Dinner Date

Tiger Woods isn’t one to break out into laughter when speaking with reporters, but that is exactly what happened when he was surprised with a question from his niece.  Yahoo Sports’ Eric Adelson reports on a brief moment of levity prior to the serious business of the U.S. Open beginning on Thursday.  The usually stoic Woods was answering questions from the media on Tuesday in... 

5 Best Golf Rivalries In PGA Tour History

Golf isn’t really a contact sport. But even though players don’t have to worry about being tackled while they line up their putt, some pretty bitter rivalries have been nurtured on those picturesque fairways.   For instance, take the hurt feelings that have recently developed between Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia. Apparently, Tiger pulled a club from his bag at the wrong time,... 

US Open 2013: Sergio Garcia Hopes to Learn From Mistakes and Move On

So Sergio Garcia might not be the most popular player on the PGA Tour, but at least he’s admitting and trying to move on from his mistakes. With his sights set on the upcoming U.S. Open, Garcia will look to the people around him for support as he focuses on the course at Merion. Tune into the video above to see the latest from Garcia, and make sure you sound off with your own opinions in the... 

Which Rory McIlroy Will We See at Merion in 2013 US Open?

Judging by the Jekyll and Hyde act Rory McIlroy has performed this season, predicting how he will fare at Merion Golf Club for the 113th U.S. Open this week would equate to solving a Rubix Cube, blindfolded. Winless in 2013, McIlroy’s been pedestrian at best with four mediocre finishes ranging from T25 to T57, as well as four top 10s and a controversial withdrawal from the Honda Classic... 

US Open Golf 2013: Latest Expectations for Golf’s Top Favorites and Sleepers

The world’s top golfers have assembled at the Merion Golf Club to test their skills against the East Course at the 2013 U.S. Open. Not surprisingly, Tiger Woods is the heavy favorite to win the event after already winning four tournaments this year. Woods isn’t the only golfer capable of winning this year’s second major, however. Merion‘s East Course is a brilliant study in... 

Wayne Gretzky: A Real-Life Happy Gilmore?

The beauty of a sport like golf is that people of all ages can play it—even people who are legends in other sports. Just take a look at Wayne Gretzky. Hockey might have made him a household name, but he’s also quite passionate about this life-long sport. Tune into the video above to see Gretzky channel his inner Happy Gilmore and discuss what makes golf so appealing to him. Read more... 

US Open 2013: Tiger Woods Breaks Down the Course and Competition

The 2013 U.S. Open is bound to give golf fans everywhere some seriously intriguing storylines, but there’s one golfer in particular that all of us will have our eyes on: Tiger Woods. Tune in to the video above to see Tiger break down the course at Merion Golf Club and his competitive group. Make sure you sound off with your own opinions in the comments section below! Read more Golf news... 

2014 World Cup: Belgium will be the dark horse of Brazil

Chocolates. Waffles. European parliament. Fictional detectives. Belgium is known for a lot of things, but not traditionally a strong national football team. The Diables Rouges (“Red Devils”) have never been a contender among the European nations. They have only qualified for one of the last seven European Championships. They failed to reach the last two World Cup Finals, and have only... 

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