Tiger Woods’ Optimism After Meltdown Puzzling as Golf Yearns for His Resurgence

If Tiger Woods plays a round of golf by himself and nobody is there to see it, does he hit a fairway? As if Woods didn’t already feel alone after shooting a career-worst 85 on Saturday at The Memorial Tournament, he literally played by himself in his final round. He said, per Steve DiMeglio of USA Today: This is a lonely sport. The manager is not going to come in and bring the righty or... 

French Open 2015 Men’s Semifinals: Wawrinka vs.Tsonga Preview and Prediction

This first men’s semifinal matchup isn’t what you would likely have drawn up, but it’s a very interesting pairing nonetheless between Stan Wawrinka and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Both have proved they can win or contend in Grand Slams, and both match up well against each other. Wawrinka took down his countryman Roger Federer in straight sets in the quarterfinals. Tsonga outlasted the un-outlastable... 

Winners and Losers from the 2015 AT&T Byron Nelson

The AT&T Byron Nelson in Irving, Texas, recovered from torrential rain early in the week and exchanged draining water for draining birdies. The final round saw several players make moves up the leaderboard, but thwarting them at every pass was the third Aussie to win this event, Steven Bowditch. Bowditch spent a dump truck full of money when he got married at this golf course in 2011 (one presumes),... 

Ranking the Biggest Surprises at the 2015 French Open So Far

The French Open always has its share of upsets and surprises. The surface is the ultimate X-factor, where it favors some and brings others to their clay-stained knees. The 2015 renewal of the French Open has had no shortage of said surprises, like a 2014 finalist bounced early and a beleaguered superstar who still shines bright in the City of Light. The criteria for these surprises is purely subjective.... 

French Open 2015: Americans with the Best Chance of Reaching Week 2

Are there any Americans left after the first round at the 2015 French Open? Yes, but they suffered some serious losses. The success of American tennis rests solely on the naturalization of foreign talent, but until that day comes, we’ll make due with who we have. It’s not all bad, what’s left anyway. The men’s hope of reaching Week 2 takes the form of John Isner, the big-serving... 

French Open 2015: Analyzing Roger Federer’s Draw

When the French Open slides across the baseline, one thinks of the constants in life: death, taxes and Rafael Nadal at Roland Garros. That tide could be receding this year and that’s Parisian accordion music to one Roger Federer’s ears. Federer, the all-time leader in Grand Slams, gets a favorable draw for a possible deep run into Week 2 in the City of Light. In his mind, Nadal—recent... 

Preview and Prediction for the 2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial

Who wants a Scottish kilt repurposed into a blazer? These guys at Colonial Country Club. Remember that time when Adam Scott was the No. 1 player in the Official World Golf Ranking? It was a brief stint, but soon after ascending to that coveted spot, he won the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial and seemed primed for a sustained reign atop the rankings. Then Rory McIlroy happened, and Scott, though... 

Preview and Predictions for the 2015 Wells Fargo Championship

How would you like to be the tournament that has to follow up the finish at The Players Championship (May 7-10), where Rickie Fowler put the “saw” in Sawgrass. The Wells Fargo Championship has a formidable challenge ahead of itself, and with the World No. 1 and No. 3 players on the entry list, this renewal at the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina (the 2017 venue for the PGA... 

Preview and Prediction for the 2015 WGC-Cadillac Match Play

Outside of the majors, the WGC Cadillac Match Play is one of the more exciting golf tournaments on format alone. Add in a new revamped playing schedule, and the weekend for the Match Play could be as fun as watching Tiger Woods play big-game cat to Stephen Ames’ mouse. The new format is best explained by CBSSports.com’s Kyle Porter, who likens the first three days of the tournament, in... 

Preview and Prediction for the 2015 Zurich Classic

Three of the world’s top 10 make the trip to New Orleans for a stab at the Zurich Classic. Jason Day, Justin Rose and Dustin Johnson will look to go low on a course that saw Billy Horschel shoot a record 20-under par in 2013. It was Horschel’s first win as a pro and was also Sueng-Yul Noh’s first win a year ago. Noh held off Keegan Bradley to earn that win, and now he’ll have... 

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