Tiger Woods To Miss Wells Fargo Championship with Knee Injury

Rewind a few weeks to the Masters Tournament. Remember when Tiger Woods appeared to be doing squats under the Eisenhower Tree at No. 17 during the third round? Well, the shot he played from that awkward stance in the pine needles apparently did enough harm to his left knee that he’ll miss next week’s PGA Tour stop, the Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, ... 

Luke Donald: Is It Finally His Time to Become the Best Golfer in the World?

One hour after completing a four-under-par 67 in the first round of The Heritage yesterday, Luke Donald was in the middle of a new strength and conditioning workout. Such is life when you’re in hot pursuit of the world’s No. 1 ranking. There is no time to relax. Donald is currently No. 3 in the Official World Golf Ranking and could leap past Martin Kaymer and Lee Westwood into the top... 

Tiger Woods: Ranking the Success He’s Seen Under Each of His Swing Coaches

Tiger Woods doesn’t subscribe to the idiom, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Amidst the third major swing overhaul of his 17-year PGA Tour career, Woods is finally beginning to show signs of progress—as evidenced by his fourth place finish at the Masters Tournament last week. But you have to wonder why one of the best professional golfers of all-time would attempt... 

Masters Leader Board: Rory McIlroy, Alvaro Quiros Share First-Round Lead

Rory McIlroy and Alvaro Quiros fired matching seven-under-par 65s to take a two-shot lead over Y.E. Yang and K.J. Choi after the first round of the 2011 Masters Tournament. But as with any opening round of a major championship on the PGA Tour, enthusiasm over the leader board should be kept to a minimum. There are 30 players under par and as the pressure builds heading into the weekend—especially... 

Masters 2011 Preview: Why Phil Mickelson Will Win His Fourth Green Jacket

Before Phil Mickelson‘s win at the Shell Houston Open last week, I didn’t feel he was the favorite to win the 2011 Masters Tournament. But with a 20-under-par performance that saw him playing up to his 2010 Masters standards, he’s no longer a question mark. In fact, how can you bet against him? Lefty seems to be as confident in his game as he’s ever been. And if he can maintain... 

Masters 2011: Tiger Woods Confident Going In, Ready To Win Fifth Green Jacket

With the seemingly never-ending collection of articles being written about Tiger Woods and his well-documented recent swing changes, it’s becoming painful to endure much more of the discussion. After nearly a year of over-analysis, most people are wondering where the results are. Tiger hasn’t won a major championship in almost three years. And he hasn’t won a golf tournament of any... 

2011 Masters: Rickie Fowler Experiencing ‘Dream Come True’ in Tournament Debut

PGA Tour Rookie of the Year Rickie Fowler is taking it all in. While playing a practice round at the 2011 Masters Tournament with two of his best friends yesterday—U.S. Amateur champion Peter Uihlein and fellow PGA Tour pro Bubba Watson—he’s relaxed and enjoying the moment. But as the patrons arrive at Augusta National Golf Club and the countdown to Thursday’s opening round... 

Phil Mickelson Musters Masters Momentum with Win at Shell Houston Open

It must be that time of year. Fifty-one weeks after winning the 2010 Masters, Phil Mickelson came out on top in a golf tournament, an impressive 20-under-par, three-shot victory over Chris Kirk and Scott Verplank en route to capturing the 2011 Shell Houston Open. Looking to reclaim the form that enabled him to his don his third green jacket last year, Mickelson shrugged off matching opening round 70s... 

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