Tiger Woods: A PGA Championship Pairing With Vijay Could Help Tiger

Nothing else seems to be working for Tiger Woods, maybe a pairing with Vijay Singh at the PGA Championship for the first two rounds might be what the doctor ordered. It can’t hurt. Woods has traditionally played some very good rounds when paired with the veteran Singh. Perhaps, it is a favorable pairing that can get Woods out of the miserable funk he finds himself in on the golf course. Woods... 

Tiger Woods: Ryder Cup Spot More Up In The Air Than Ever

Will he be on the team or won’t he? That is the $64,000 question. Tiger Woods, heading into this week’s tournament at Firestone, sat ninth in the Ryder Cup standings for the American team. The top eight get an automatic spot on the team. Tiger is hardly helping his chances of making the top eight this week. Through Friday’s play, Akron Woods sat 74th in a field of 81. Woods... 

Golf’s Top Ten Chip-Ins In Major Championship History

Nothing can beat the drama of a chip-in to win a major golf tournament. In the history of the game, there have been fewer chip-ins that sealed the deal in a major than you would think. We’ve kept the list to only chip ins, not bunker shots. So, here they are: The top ten chip-in in the modern-era major championship history. Begin Slideshow  Read More →

U.S. Senior Open Welcomes Native Son Fred Couples Home in Seattle

Seattle has become, at least temporarily, the site of U.S. Open golf championships. This week Sahalee Country Club is hosting the Senior U.S. Open, and next month Chambers Bay will be the site for the U.S. Amateur Championship. And to top it off, Chambers Bay will host the U.S. Open next summer. Sahalee has hosted big events before. The 1998 PGA Championship and the 2002 WGC-NEC Invitational. It is... 

The Greenbrier Classic Preview: Jim Furyk Leads Field Into West Virginia

For the second week in a row, the PGA Tour makes a stop at a course that few in the field will have played on before the week starts. The Greenbrier Classic is the first PGA tournament to ever be played in the state of West Virginia. The tournament will take place on the resort’s Old White Course in White Sulphur Springs. The golf course will play a shade over 7000 yards and, also... 

Ranking the Top Ten Golfers on The PGA Tour Right Now

As summer rolls on toward August, it is hard to take a look at the PGA Tour this year and determine who exactly is the player of the year. Ernie Els leads the FedEx Cup Standings, as he has most of the year. But he has been far from overwhelming, especially since his two wins earlier in the year. He has stayed on top more out of default than anything else. Steve Stricker has been Mr. Consistent. Justin... 

Can Tiger Woods Save the Industry of Golf?

The golf industry is struggling. I’m not just talking about the professional game with their weekly million dollar paychecks to the winner and their millions of dollars in prize money for the guys who manage to simply finish. I’m talking about recreational golf. Public golf; private golf; resort golf. The health of golf, the recreational game and the business that accompanies... 

RBC Canadian Open 2010 Tournament Preview: Retief Goosen Heads Field

Following up a major is never a great spot to be for a golf tournament. The 101st RBC Canadian Open has managed to put together a serviceable field for this week’s tournament. St. George’s Golf and Country Club in Etobicoke, Ontario is the stop for the Canadian Open this year. The tournament has been played on this course four times previous, but hasn’t hosted it since 1968. Two... 

British Open 2010: 10 Reasons We Won’t Forget This St. Andrews Open

Most British Opens are memorable to some extent, and especially so when they are played at St. Andrews. 2010, although it didn’t have a big name like Tiger Woods winning by eight shots or a Jean van de Velde meltdown on the last hole, the tournament did have its moments that we will look back on years from now. Here are what I think the ten most memorable things were that came out of the ’10... 

British Open 2010: Tiger Woods Helps Tom Watson Create Golf History

Tom Watson has been very critical of Tiger Woods ever since the scandal with Woods broke late last year. Despite the hard words from Watson sometimes, Tiger had a nice gesture for the legend from Kansas on Friday at the British Open. Watson, a five-time winner of the Open, was in the group behind Tiger Woods. As darkness began to settle it became clear that Watson was going to miss the cut. Suddenly... 

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