Graeme McDowell Makes Eagle from 213 Yards at RBC Canadian Open

Graeme McDowell is bulling his way up the leaderboard on the second day of the RBC Canadian Open. The Northern Irish pro shot five under during his second round at Royal Montreal Golf Club, but his finest moment of the tournament came on Day 1 when he dropped in an eagle from somewhere near Saskatchewan. PGA.com’s John Holmes spotted video of the shot. McDowell clubbed the ball in from 213 yards... 

The Rory McIlroy Era Has Arrived Right on Schedule

Throughout the past century of professional golf, the game has followed a very similar pattern as it relates to the presence of a dominate force. All of this talk recently about how we are entering what could be a prolonged period of parity was never going to be accurate. Parity has never reigned supreme in the game of golf. Whenever one dominant force in the game is nearing the back-nine of his... 

Under-the-Radar Golfers to Watch in the Remainder of the 2014 Season

Some under-the-radar golfers are hidden in plain sight. That is, they’re sitting near the top of the FedEx Cup standings but haven’t seen a lot of time on television, or gotten a lot of attention from the press.  Other big names who we haven’t heard a lot from this season find their way onto this list.  Finally, some of our under-the-radar golfers are true diamonds in the... 

What Are Realistic Expectations for Roger Federer in the Rest of 2014?

Roger Federer‘s valiant run to the Wimbledon final earlier this month left the tennis world buzzing about his late-career chances at adding to his major tally. The fact that the 32-year-old nearly upset Novak Djokovic in a thrilling five-set match in the final left some fans convinced that it was only a matter of when, not if, Federer would get No. 18.  But as the green Wimbledon dust clears... 

Tennis Player Forced to Play Alone in Doubles Match After Teammate Gets Injured

If a player suffers an injury in a tennis doubles match and can’t continue, it would make a lot of sense to just award the victory to the team with two players remaining. Unfortunately for Taylor Townsend, the format of the World Team Tennis tournament required her to play one-on-two tennis after her teammate went down. Townsend’s Philadelphia Freedoms teammate, Liezel Huber, had to exit... 

5 Key Battles for Liga MX Week 2

The 2014 Apertura tournament of the Liga MX will bring exciting games in its second week of activity. Some of the best players in the league will go head-to-head in hopes of helping their clubs grab points. Juan Pablo Rodriguez, Miguel Layun and Alan Pulido are just some of the names that will make an impact in Matchday 2. The season has just started but it is never too soon to prove that the run for... 

Picking a World Rugby Sevens Team Ahead of the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games

As the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens begins in Glasgow tomorrow, here are Bleacher Report’s picks for a World Sevens team. The selection is based on the assertion that the all-round skills of the global stars of the 15-man game would lend themselves to form an ideal seven if given the chance. Players who are currently injured are eligible for selection. Not surprisingly, the southern hemisphere... 

Mini Golf Hole-in-One Is Worth the Wait

Sometimes, anticipation makes achieving something even more special. This mini golf hole-in-one video proves that. Once this man putted the ball, the result was out of his hands. He had to wait patiently as the ball went through the course before going into the cup. In the end, it was worth the wait. [YouTube, h/t Fox Sports] Read more Golf news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Euro 2016: Previewing Italy’s Road to the European Championships

After another disappointing World Cup, the Italian national team will once again start to reboot itself on the road to the European Championships. Cesare Prandelli totally reinvented the team in the run-up to Euro 2012, and the side made a surprising run to the final of the tournament.  He was due to guide the Azzurri to the tournament in France, but Italy’s flop in Brazil—due in large... 

Claudio Ranieri Named Greece Manager: Latest Details, Comments and Reaction

Greece has officially filled its managerial void by hiring veteran boss Claudio Ranieri to lead the national team through Euro 2016. He replaces Fernando Santos, whose stint came to an end after the Ethniki were eliminated in the round of 16 at the 2014 World Cup. UEFA’s Euro 2016 account confirmed the hire and noted the sides had agreed to a two-year deal: Interestingly, Ranieri has made more... 

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