The Ryder Cup Was Lost in the Last Two Four-Ball Matches on Saturday Afternoon

Everyone witnessed Steve Stricker’s missed par putt on No. 17 at Medinah on Sunday afternoon which gave Martin Kaymer a 1-up lead on the 18th tee. Kaymer held the clinching point for the Europeans firmly in his grasp.  However, the 39th Ryder Cup was lost for the American team late on Saturday afternoon, as the shadows were beginning to cover the No. 3 course at Medinah. When Luke Donald... 

Yani Tseng Continues to Struggle as Stacy Lewis Wins and Moves to No. 2

Yani Tseng has been the world No. 1 for 85 weeks, but her poor play during the second half of this year allowed the rest of the LPGA to narrow the gap. Tseng had three wins in the early part of the 2012 season, but she also has three missed cuts and no top-10s in her last ten events. It’s a mystery why Tseng has had such a poor summer when she is the youngest person to win five major championships... 

Rookies Could Decide 2012 Ryder Cup Outcome

When the Ryder Cup teams meet at Medinah Country Club just outside of Chicago the USA team will have four rookies.  European team captain José Maria Olazábal will have a much more experienced team with only one rookie member. It might be the understatement of the century to say the European Ryder Cup team is loaded.  So much so that when Olazabal made his picks, he left out... 

Greg Norman Says Rory McIlroy Intimidates Tiger Woods

World Golf Hall of Fame member Greg Norman recently said that Tiger Woods is intimidated by Rory McIlroy. At the Tour Championship yesterday, Tiger and Rory were paired in the FedEx Cup Playoffs, where Tiger’s four-under par 66 bettered Rory’s 69. Tiger has posted lower scores than Rory in four of the five rounds in which they have been paired during the playoffs. Tiger sees Rory as... 

Top 5 Players Who Can Win the FedEx Cup

The FedEx Cup Playoffs are taking a week off prior to the Tour Championship at East Lake Country Club in Atlanta. Rory McIlroy has made it crystal clear who the most dominant golfer in the world is right now.  By winning the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island and following that up with wins at the Deutsche Bank, as well as the BMW Championship, he has set himself apart from the rest of the field.  He... 

Charles Schwab Cup Race Assures Exciting Finish to Champions Tour Season

With just four tournaments remaining before the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship Champions Tour, players need to get serious about their position in the standings. The senior tour is making a trip to Hawaii this week for the Pacific Links Hawaii Championship. It will be played on the Kapolei Golf Course and have a total purse of $1.8 million. In October, the tour will head to North Carolina... 

Tiger Woods at Barclays 2012 Tracker: Day 3 Highlights, Updates and More

Tiger Woods is Even for his round through 14 holes. He is at -5 and five shots behind the leader, Nick Watney. Tiger has hit the ball beautifully today but four 3-putt greens have halted his progress up the leaderboard. Follow his last five holes on Bleacher Report Live Blog Read more Golf news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Did IBM Force Augusta National to Admit Women Members?

Most of us will never know the feeling of being asked to be a member of Augusta National Golf Club.  It’s a difficult process just obtaining a ticket to attend the Masters each year. Condoleezza Rice and Darla Moore are both very accomplished women and the world learned of their admission to Augusta National as the club’s first women members just yesterday. Augusta National broke from... 

Augusta National Admits First Female Members Condoleezza Rice & Darla Moore

Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters, has been a men-only private club since its inception in 1932.  Just because it has decided to add two female members, don’t expect the famous Green Jacket to suddenly turn Pink. Founding members Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts envisioned a club steeped in southern hospitality and charm.  A club based on the morals and culture of the... 

FedEx Cup Playoffs: $67 Million Up for Grabs

The first FedEx Cup was won by, you know who, Tiger Woods in 2007. No one has ever won back-to-back FedEx Cup titles, and he is the only player to win it more than once. Vijay Singh won it in 2008 and Tiger won his second FedEx Cup in 2009 right before his unfortunate incident with a fire hydrant. Jim Furyk holed a putt in the rain on the last hole for his win in 2010. In 2011 Bill Haas had to make... 

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