Tiger Woods To Skip British Open As Leg Recovers
Tiger Woods announced Tuesday on his website that he has been advised not to play next week at Royal St. George's.
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Tiger Woods announced Tuesday on his website that he has been advised not to play next week at Royal St. George's.
While discussing Tiger Woods' new sponsorship deal in Japan, Craig found it ironic that of all the products for Tiger to endorse, he chose a muscle rub.
Who says Tiger has to be in the field to make things interesting? With a plethora of talent from veterans and young guys alike, this US Open is WIDE open!
Tiger Woods pulled out of the U.S. Open on Tuesday because of lingering issues with his left leg, leaving him uncertain how soon he can resume his pursuit of Jack Nicklaus' record for major titles.
So many questions linger about the player who dominated the game for so many years. From 2000 to October of 2010, Tiger Woods ranked number 1 in the world in all but 32 weeks! This week, Tiger's ranking sunk to No. 12.
New York has a pair of pro athletes represented on Forbes' annual "Celebrity 100" compilation of the most powerful people or groups in the entertainment business. And, no surprise, they're both Yankees.
With the start of the US Open at Congressional only five weeks away, questions about Tiger's physical health, and his overall state-of-mind, escalate.
Tiger Woods withdrew after nine holes at The Players Championship on Thursday because of leg injuries that sent him limping off the course toward a future that is murkier than ever.
Yes, I did pick UConn to win the NCAA men's basketball title but no, I did not pick Charl Schwartzel to win the Masters! Did anyone?
The 26-year-old South African closed with four straight birdies, making a 20-footer at the final hole to wrap up a 6-under 66. He finished 14-under 274, enough to deny Australia its first green jacket.
He's a puzzle who refuses to be solved, headed back to greatness one moment before returning to mediocrity the next.
On the 50th anniversary of Gary Player being the first international player to win a Green Jacket, it is obvious that the talent in the game is truly global, indicative of the leaderboard heading into Sunday's final round.
The weather has been glorious. The conditions on the golf course – perfect. And there are several very interesting story lines as we head into the weekend at The Masters.
A big thunderstorm in the middle of the night delayed the start of Tuesday's practice rounds by two hours while maintenance workers cleaned the debris off the course.
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It's a bad time for bad boys. Roger Clemens may have misremembered his way into an orange jumpsuit. Lawrence Taylor is, well, Lawrence Taylor. And perhaps the pack leader of these dirty dogs, Barry Bonds, is on trial for perjury.
Should we call her Tiger's Angel? Rachel Uchitel is reportedly going to set up shop in New York as a private investigator.
"The tournament director, Mike Stewart, has reviewed the incident and feels there has been a breach of the tour code of conduct and consequently Tiger Woods will be fined,'' the European Tour said.
Woods has no doubt about his future after stumbling in the final round Sunday, shooting a 3-over 75 to finish seven shots behind winner Alvaro Quiros in a tie for 20th.
The former world No. 1 is one shot off the lead going into Sunday's final round of the Dubai Desert Classic, rallying from a disastrous start with an eagle and three birdies on the back nine for a par 72 in windy conditions Saturday.
Woods finished a forgettable week at the Farmers Insurance Open on Sunday by closing with a 3-over 75, ending his five-tournament winning streak at Torrey Pines and finishing in the middle of the pack.
The 'old Rex' was on display on Monday as he talked, unfiltered, about Bill Belichick and the Patriots, displaying that unique bravado that both endears him to fans and makes him a villain.
You golfers know how special Augusta National is. Well, now you too can experience this most prestigious, private and beautiful golf course via…a video game!
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