WGC-Bridgestone 2012: Rory McIlroy and 5 Contenders Who Could Win

At one point on Saturday, the 2012 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational looked like it could be a runaway victory for Jim Furyk. With a birdie at the par-five second hole, Furyk ran his score to 12-under-par and opened a five-shot lead over the rest of the field on this “moving day.” It looked like a continuation of his first two rounds. Furyk’s opening scores of 63 and 66 were highlighted... 

US Women’s Open 2012: Power Ranking Na Yeon Choi and the Best Performances

Na Yeon Choi took all the excitement out of the 2012 U.S. Women’s Open championship on Saturday with a remarkable seven-under-par 65. Entering the final round with a commanding six-shot lead, the 24-year-old South Korean needed only a one-over-par 73 performance on Sunday to cruise to her first major championship victory. Blackwolf Run, the site of the 67th U.S. Women’s Open, won this battle... 

US Women’s Open 2012 Leaderboard: Na Yeon Choi and 6 Players Who Could Win

Na Yeon Choi has matched the best third round in U.S. Women’s Open history. After 54 holes at Blackwolf Run, the No. 3 ranked player in the world from South Korea beat the rest of the field by roughly 12 shots on average as she took a commanding six-shot lead over her closest competitor in an attempt to capture her first major championship. Choi shot a tournament-best seven-under-par 65 on an... 

US Women’s Open 2012 Leaderboard: Michelle Wie and 5 Weekend Storylines

The 2012 U.S. Women’s Open is shaping up to be one of the most memorable in recent history. With a wide variety of talented young players and veterans from all over the world on top of the leaderboard heading into the weekend, it’s sure to be extremely competitive over the final two days on a challenging Blackwolf Run golf course that’s only going to get tougher as the end draws nearer. Norway’s... 

5 Signs That Point to Tiger Woods Winning a Major Championship in 2012

All of a sudden, Tiger Woods is the hottest player on the PGA Tour. After last week’s exciting two-shot victory at the AT&T National, Tiger now has more wins than any other player on tour this year with three. And he’s primed for a run at the two remaining major championships—the Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St. Annes in a couple weeks and the PGA Championship... 

Big Break Atlantis: Anya Alvarez Talks Golf, Life on Paradise Island

Whoever dreamed up the idea for Big Break: Atlantis is kind of a genius. In fact, it probably resulted from a daydream: a dozen beautiful women that just happen to play golf, stranded on an island in the Bahamas? What a concept. OK, “stranded” might not be the right term—until you watch them compete. There is definitely a feeling of isolation when one shot determines a contestant’s... 

Tiger Woods: Win at AT&T National Shows He’s Ready for Major Breakthrough

If there was any question as to whether or not Tiger Woods was “back”—well, it appears that question has been answered. He’s back. In winning his PGA Tour-leading third tournament of the year Sunday—a two-shot victory at the AT&T National—Tiger showed he can still win golf tournaments. In fact, nobody is doing it any better than Tiger right now. But a big question... 

Michelle Wie: Why the LPGA Tour Needs Her to Play Well

Michelle Wie is to the LPGA Tour what Tiger Woods is to the PGA Tour. If Wie is on top of her game—if she’s playing well and consistently positioning her name on the top of leaderboards week in and week out—the LPGA Tour is better for it. Not that the ladies’ circuit is hurting for good stories—there are a ton of them if anyone would take the time to notice. But Wie, despite... 

Tiger Woods: How Close Is He to Regaining His Greatness in 2012?

This is all Tiger Woods‘ fault. When he was dominating the world of professional golf—winning 14 major championships and holding the top spot in the Official World Golf Ranking for a record 281 consecutive weeks—he set the bar so high not even he would be able to reach it again. Or so it would appear that way. You know, since the fall. But the expectations are still there—from... 

Luke Donald, Lee Westwood and the Top 9 Golfers Without a Major Victory

There comes a time in every successful golfer’s career when, if they have not yet won a major championship, the pressure to do so increases with each passing year. If a lot goes well, the top 10 finishes begin to pile up. And if a player is really fortunate, the victories begin to accumulate. But let’s say those wins are not major-championship wins. That’s where the problems begin. For... 

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