NCAA Men’s Golf Championships 2015: Winner, Leaderboard Standings and More

The LSU Tigers claimed their first national championship since 1955 with a 4-1 win over the USC Trojans on Wednesday. The win snapped the longest drought between titles in history. It was LSU’s fifth in the history of the golf program and 43rd national title for the athletic program. The NCAA’s official Twitter account tweeted its congratulation: Here’s a look at the scores of each... 

Strange Things That Can Happen on a Golf Course

The PGA Tour is not the Stanley Cup Final—the top two money leaders don’t end the season by playing full-contact golf until someone wins four holes. Golf is a game of rare skill and mental fortitude, but it’s not a sport to be confused with pro football or the NBA. PGA stars are athletes, but when someone “misses the cut,” it doesn’t mean you won’t see them... 

Canada May Not Be Best Team at Women’s World Cup but Is Most Balanced

There is a (quite literally) hard-nosed captain, a teenager in defence, a midfield talisman and a coach who trusts them all. Canada may not have the most talented squad in the Women’s World Cup, which starts on Saturday, June 6 in Edmonton, but they have achieved some pretty good balance. It’s an ideal combination of experience and youth, with three players under 20 and another nine in... 

Memorial Tournament Showcases 3 Generations of Greatness

Founded and hosted by Jack Nicklaus since 1976, the Memorial Tournament is home to three generations of golf this week. Tiger Woods—a five-time winner of the Memorial Tournament—is playing for the first time since The Players Championship. In addition, fan favourite Jordan Spieth is also in the field. Nicklaus controlled the ’60s-’80s while Woods dominated the ’90s-’00s.... 

Grading Max Verstappen’s Start to Life in Formula 1

Max Verstappen became Formula One’s youngest-ever driver when he lined up for the 2015 Australian Grand Prix at the age of just 17 years and 166 days. Some will have expected him to struggle or look out of his depth, but no driver would be given this kind of opportunity unless his team had every confidence in his ability to fit in straight away—and that’s exactly what he has done. Both... 

Copa America 2015 Team Guide: Bolivia

Our 2015 Copa America guide continues with a look at one of the least-favoured sides this time, with one-time winners Bolivia little-fancied to make an impression in Chile. With 12 teams set to take part over the course of nearly a month, starting June 11, we’re assessing the key individuals, the historical relevance of each nation at the finals and plenty more besides. Check out the previous... 

Copa America 2015 Team Guide: Ecuador

Our Copa America preview week continues with a look at Ecuador, specifically their key players, their poor recent run in the tournament and more. The 2015 Copa America takes places in Chile and starts on June 11, with 12 teams taking part: 10 from the CONMEBOL and two invited CONCACAF sides, Mexico and Jamaica. You can catch up on the other squads already covered here: Chile Mexico Begin... 

Memorial Tournament 2015: Tee Times, Dates, TV Schedule and Prize Money

Following a disappointing showing in his hometown event, world No. 2 Jordan Spieth will be looking to bounce back against a strong field in the 2015 Memorial Tournament. Although, righting the ship after his tie for 30th in the AT&T Byron Nelson won’t be easy, as the Texas native will be competing at the always challenging Muirfield Village Golf Club. The Memorial never fails to boast... 

5 Storylines to Follow in Super Rugby Week 17

The penultimate round of the regular season will unfold in Super Rugby this weekend. The table toppers will be looking to recover from a rare defeat last week while there are personal battles being waged in the all-Aussie clash in Perth. With just two rounds left there is still much that can change in the play-off picture thanks to the Crusaders’ late charge up the New Zealand conference and... 

Canadian Grand Prix 2015 Preview: Start Time, TV Times, Weather, Schedule, Odds

Formula One crosses the Atlantic Ocean for the first time in 2015 to visit the city of Montreal, host to the Canadian Grand Prix. The race has been a much-loved part of the F1 calendar since 1967. The venue for that first race was Mosport Park, but the grand prix moved to its present home on the Ile Notre Dame in 1978 and never looked back. Only twice since then—in 1987 and 2009—has it... 

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