Greg Norman Wouldn't Have Picked Tiger Woods
Greg Norman doesn't think much of the way Tiger Woods plays golf these days, saying he would not have picked him to play in the Presidents Cup.
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Greg Norman doesn't think much of the way Tiger Woods plays golf these days, saying he would not have picked him to play in the Presidents Cup.
An interesting story came out on Sunday involving Tiger Woods and a fan who attempted to strike the former No. 1 golfer in the world with a hot dog.
A strange year for Tiger Woods took another bizarre twist Sunday when a fan was arrested for running toward the seventh green at CordeValle and tossing a hot dog in Woods' direction.
Tiger Woods is out of the top 50 in the world ranking for the first time in nearly 15 years.
The Associated Press has learned Tiger Woods will hire Joe LaCava as his next caddie.
Call it a perfect storm, a Red Storm if you will, for 2008 St. John's graduate and PGA Championship winner Keegan Bradley.
It has been over a year since someone from our own soil won a golf Major and on Sunday at the PGA Championship at Atlanta Athletic Club, golf fans were treated to a good ol' fashion American finish!
Stricker missed a 10-foot birdie putt at his final hole Thursday, failing to become the first player to shoot 62 in a major championship. But he had no complaints about settling for a 7-under score.
Seemingly spending as much time in water and sand as he did on the exquisite grass at Atlanta Athletic Club, Woods staggered to a 7-over 77 Thursday — his worst round ever at the PGA Championship.
PGA officials say that discussions about a championship coming this way are impressive.
Tiger's comeback poses one of the biggest questions in sports. And whether or not one feels that Tiger is worthy of the attention, the fact is, he was once the most dominant athlete on the planet.
Probation it is for the assistant to a Canadian sports doctor with ties to Carlos Beltran, Jose Reyes and Alex Rodriguez.
Tiger's caddie Steve Williams was likely one of the 'last men standing' up for the disgraced Tiger Woods. Yet Tiger fired him after 12 years of service. Tiger said it was time for a change.
Dr. Anthony Galea pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to charges he brought unapproved drugs, including human growth hormone, into the United States to unlawfully treat pro athletes.
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.
