After A Long Journey, Is Tiger Finally Back?
Tiger won but is he still forcing his shots?
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Tiger won but is he still forcing his shots?
Former PGA pro and current golf analyst for the PGA Network John Maginnes joined the Glenn Younes Show for a second straight day after walking Congressional with Tiger Woods to talk more about the AT&T National and its first day.
A preview of this weekend's AT&T National and more.
Returning to Congressional might just be the spark Tiger Woods requires to get his game back. He won at this course in 2009 but a lot has changed for Tiger Woods since his victory three years ago in Maryland.
Halfway through the season, Tiger Woods has made it clear that he is hitting his stride in pursuit of a major record.
Glenn Younes talks Tiger, Webb Simpson, with PGA Player And Contributing Golf Week Writer John MaGinnes.
Master's Champion Bubba Watson had a tough 1st round at US Open. So did other Lefties.
Round 1 of the 2012 US Open went well for Tiger Woods. He looked confident in his abilities but more importantly in his swing. He hit his spots, stayed steady, kept safe and in play.
Healthy is what Tiger looked like, Tiger is who Tiger played like.
He needs to win a major and compete consistently for me to be convinced Tiger will again be a dominant force.
Ron Sirak, executive editor of Golf World Magazine, joined The Norris & Davis Show to talk about Tiger's big win at Jack Nicklaus' tournament over the weekend. Tiger is now tied with Nicklaus at 73 PGA Tour wins.
Tiger Woods insists he is close to contending on a weekly basis, even if recent results suggest otherwise.
Ron Sirak, Executive Editor from Golf World Magazine called into the Norris and Davis show this morning to talk about Tiger Wood's recent struggles on the golf course.
So much for all the rhetoric last week about how Tiger is back because he won at Bay Hill. Back? All he did was put up his worst Master performance ever.
It's amazing the drama Augusta National delivers seemingly every year, Tiger or not. Yes, I picked Tiger and Yes I picked him loudly. Yes, I was wrong but what was really wrong was the swing of a guy who had seemingly figured it out.
If you missed the Masters yesterday you missed some great golf.
Bubba Watson wins the Masters, beating Louis Oosthuizen on the second hole of a playoff.
20 years after Fred Couples won The Masters in 1992, the 52-year-old finds himself tied for the lead with Jason Dufner at 5 under. When a reporter asked Couples if he thinks he can win, he replied with no hesitation, "yes, I feel I can!"
England, South Africa, Sweden, Scotland, Spain, Italy and USA… it's an international leaderboard after the first round of The Masters.
I'm not a big believer in one tournament is particularly critical for a golfer, but this week's Masters is huge for Tiger. He finally got a win in his last tournament, but it wasn't against a great field.
CBS will be covering the final rounds of the 2012 Masters Tournament on Saturday, April 7th and Sunday, April 8th. The following golfers are who I believe to be the top 6 contenders to compete this week.
The golf world seems a little more interesting ( to me at least ) after Tiger's win at Bay Hill. Whether or not he catches Jack is a whole different issue and frankly I don't care all that much. What I do care about is that perhaps the most talented golfer of all time and maybe even the athlete who dominated his sport more than any other is back.
