2010 Masters: The Stage Is Set For an Instant Classic

When thinking of the all-time great golf tournaments, there are several that immediately come to mind. The 1913 U.S. Open. The 1960 U.S. Open. The 1977 British Open. The 1930 U.S. Open. The 1975 Masters. The 2008 U.S. Open. Aaand…the 2010 Masters. Well, perhaps that last one is a little premature, but the stage is certainly set for the 2010 Masters to become one of those historically significant... 

Tiger Woods Masters 2010 Tracker

This is a live Masters blog which will be running throughout the tournament.  Please check in from time to time for up to the minute updates. 4:15 pm – Woods finishes off his round with two pars and is in the clubhouse at six-under-par for the tournament, just three strokes off the lead. Hmm, I wonder how well Poulter and Westwood are going to sleep tonight?? 3:35 pm – Woods sticks... 

The 2010 Masters and Tiger Woods: Expect Anything Different?

As Dan Hicks famously said after Woods sunk a 12-foot putt on the 72nd hole of the 2008 US Open to force a playoff with Rocco Mediate, “Expect anything different?” “There’s no way Woods’ game will be ready for the Masters.” “There’s no way Woods’ will have the mental game to perform at a major championship after the scandal.” “Woods... 

Masters 2010 Blog: It’s Business as Usual for Tiger Woods

This is a live Masters blog which will be running throughout the tournament.  Please check in from time to time for up to the minute updates. 7:20 pm – Woods plows his birdie putt through the break and misses on the left side of the hole. He cleans up for par and a round of 68. Now don’t those 5-to-1 odds of Tiger winning look quite generous? Is it too cheesy to say heee’s baaack? All... 

The Masters: Billy Payne Should Not Be Chastising Tiger Woods

Augusta National Chairman Billy Payne spent several minutes chastising Tiger Woods during his Wednesday afternoon press conference. “As he ascended in our rankings of the world’s great golfers, he became an example to our kids that success is directly attributable to hard work and effort,” Payne said. “But as he now says himself, he forgot in the process to remember that... 

The Masters Golf 2010: Power Rankings

1) Retief Goosen Known as one of the best fast-green putters on the face of the planet, Goosen has finally re-found his game in 2010. The Goose has five top-10 finishes in seven events this year and has finished outside of the top-20 at the Masters just once since 2002. Key to victory: The short putts. Goosen is an excellent lag putter and makes his fair share of putts from outside of 10 feet. However,... 

After the Masters, What’s Next for Tiger Woods?

Tiger Woods played his first public practice round yesterday, he sat and answered question from the media for 34 minutes, and he will compete in this week’s Masters. That is all known fact. Woods’ future, on the other hand, is a sea of uncertainty. Win, contend, miss the cut, or withdraw, what will be next for Woods after the conclusion of the 2010 Masters? Will he return to his normal... 

Tiger Woods Has Done His Part, Now Let’s Move On

Folks, it’s over and it’s time for us all to move on. Tiger Woods sat for 34 minutes this afternoon and took every shot the media could take at him without any restrictions whatsoever. Did he address his relationship with Dr. Galea? Check. Did he apologize to his peers? Check. Did he come across as honest? Check. Did he seem humble? Check. Did he talk to reporters rather than talk down... 

Tiger Woods Visits Augusta National for the Second Consecutive Week

For a second straight week Tiger Woods has made the 400-mile trip north from his home in Orlando, Florida to Augusta, Georgia to prepare for his much anticipated return to professional golf, which will occur next week at the Masters. Last week, while the Tavistock Cup invaded his Isleworth sanctuary for two days, Woods and swing coach Hank Haney decided to travel to Augusta, play a few practice rounds,... 

PGA Tour: Shell Houston Open Preview

Contenders : Fred Couples Couples is averaging 298.7 yards off the tee (would rank fifth on the PGA Tour), he’s hitting 82.72 percent of greens in regulation (would rank first on the PGA Tour), and most importantly, he’s averaging just 27.44 putts per round. This has all led to a mind-boggling scoring average of 65.33 for Couples this year on the Champions Tour. Considering that Couples... 

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