6 Things Learned from the 2013 Open Championship

After four days of dazzling drama, Phil Mickelson surged to victory at the 142nd Open Championship at Muirfield following a phenomenal final round of 66. The popular American claimed his first Claret Jug on an eventful day which saw Lee Westwood once again miss out on his elusive first major—despite holding a three-shot lead at one point on Sunday—while Tiger Woods once again came up short... 

5 Golfers Who Can End Wait for Major Glory at Augusta

Tiger Woods has hit his form at the perfect time as he aims to secure his fifth Masters win in a couple of weeks. His win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Monday and a subsequent return to the number one spot in the World Rankings have been enough for bookmakers to expect him to finish atop the leaderboard in the opening major of the year. Woods odds to win his 15th major are just plus-350 (7/2),... 

Six Nations Grand Slam: Is This the Start of an England Renaissance?

The finishing line for the 2013 Six Nations tournament is almost in sight and we can look forward to a thrilling last few match weekends. We have one team within a shout of the Grand Slam—England, which still face a couple of big mountains. Meanwhile the race to avoid the Wooden Spoon is proving equally exciting this year. There is no arguing that England has been the best side so far during... 

Novak Djokovic: Is He Capable of Winning All Four Grand Slams in 2013?

Following Novak Djokovic‘s win in the Australian Open last month, the age-old question of whether or not one man can win all four Grand Slams in one year has jumped to the forefront of the minds of tennis fans and writers the world over. History suggests that this is a near-impossible task in the men’s game, but given the form of the Serb, is it inconceivable that he could emulate the great... 

England, Ireland and France Tipped for Winning Starts to 2013 Six Nations

Grand Slam champions Wales will kick off the 2013 Six Nations campaign on home soil as they welcome Ireland to the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, but a disappointing few months in the Welsh camp has seen them hit a major rut and they will be hoping that over the next couple of weeks they can recapture the form that saw them romp to victory in Europe’s most prestigious International Rugby competition... 

European Tour: Five Up-and-Coming Players to Watch in 2013

We may only be a matter of weeks into 2013, but it is the same old story in golf with all the talk surrounding those players at the top of the world rankings and what they can do over the next 12 months. As usual, it has been “Rory McIlroy this…” and “Tiger Woods that…” in the annual previews, and while they deserve to be in the spotlight, there are plenty of other... 

Golf: 5 Players Most Likely to Top Ryder Cup Points Table

The Ryder Cup is fast approaching and both captains will be relying on big individual performances to propel their team to victory. Davis Love, captain of Team USA will be hoping his team can regain the Ryder Cup after losing out in dramatic fashion two years ago. His counterpart, José María Olazábal, will be out to guide Europe to its first win on US soil for the first... 

Andy Murray Ready for Grand Slam Glory at US Open

It may be a bold statement, but following his Wimbledon and Olympic experiences, Andy Murray is now ready to join the elite of tennis by becoming a Grand Slam winner, starting at the upcoming U.S. Open. Murray took a huge step forward at the Olympic Games, where not only did he defeat world No. 1, Roger Federer, to win gold in a one-sided straight sets final victory, but he also beat world No. 2 Novak... 

2012 PGA Championship: Five Picks for Kiawah Island’s Ocean Course

Keegan Bradley defined the term “sleeper pick” 12 months ago when he won the 2011 PGA Championship on what was his “major” debut. A similar shock would be incredible in 2012. As such, here are five players with varying levels of expectations according to bookmakers who are capable of making their presence felt at Kiawah Island’s Ocean Course this week. All odds quoted... 

2012 F1 World Championship: Six Races, Six Different Winners

Six races down and 14 to go and the 2012 F1 season could not be more open. So far, there have been six different winning drivers and five different winning cars from the first six races, a sequence of results which has given the F1 Standings a completely different look from 12 months ago, when Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel dominated the sport virtually all year. This year, the reigning world champion,... 

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