Maybe Tiger was thinking whether or not his tournament should be an invitational or full field event.
Well, my brackets destroyed and my favorite team was sent packing on Sunday but that was nothing compared to Tiger Woods’ meltdown in the final round at Arnie’s party.
This week we have a recap of the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard, the true cost of sportsmanship, and a little advice for tournament directors looking to get Tiger Woods to play their event.
This week we have PODS, grapes and bobcats, oh my!
Health Slocum’s last putt of the day lipped out in his attempt to force a playoff and Mark Calcavecchia walked off with a victory at the PODS Championship (after missing a short one of his own to even give Slocum a chance).
This week we have a recap of The PODS Championship, more commentary on the grooves controversy, wine making, and a playing partner you shouldn’t anger.
It’s a Monday finish on the PGA Tour (Mark Wilson wins). Also, Ernie Els a Callaway Boy now? John Daly injured by a camera’s click? What’s going on here???
Boo Weekly missed a three-foot putt on the final hole at The Honda Classic on Sunday to blow an opportunity to win his first PGA Tour event. The Golf Channel aired coverage this morning at 8:30, and by 9:00 it was obvious Boo wouldn’t redeem himself.
This week we have a recap of The Honda Classic, the greatest streak ever, and a story about a tennis pro turned golfer that is truly unbelievable.
This week we review the Accenture Match Play, Cancun, eBay and a Wikipedia entry worthy of a lawsuit.
Henrick Stenson and Geoff Ogilvy battled it out for match play supremacy over the weekend. I’m betting NBC wasn’t too happy with that lineup.
This week we have a recap of the Accenture Match Play, the PGA Tour in Cancun, a chance to own one of “Tiger’s putters” and Fuzzy Zoeller shoots one across the bow of Wikipedia.
The demons of Winged Foot or just a freakish drive? You decide.
Well, that was quite an exciting bit of action on Sunday as one of the PGA Tour’s young guns pulled the victory rug right out under old Philly (nice drives on 18, buddy). Could we have a new challenger to Tiger? Ha, just joking.
This week we have a recap of the Nissan Open, the return of the LPGA, the new Wandering Golfer, and some visual help for you rules aficionados.
This week we have a Phil sighting, the Pink Panther at Hooters and the end of funky scoring system known as the Stableford.
Hey, a Phil Mickelson sighting! Phil got to hoist a trophy and accept a large cardboard check this weekend! Has he excised the demons of the final hole of the 2006 U.S. Open?
This week we have a recap of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Wie’s bad break, and death of the Stableford scoring system on the PGA Tour.
Sharon Stone will want to cross her legs for this week’s Hittin’ the Links.
Football season is officially over until next fall (or until training camps start in, what, April? Oh, and the draft… and college recruiting, and…) and now we can put our full attention to the world of golf.
This week we have a recap of the FBR Open, Sharon Stone’s golf game, and proof that Tiger is human after all.
This week we have Tiger’s return, a Retief Goosen sighting, a cell phone ban, and the fight of a lifetime.
Tiger’s return to the Tour for 2007 yields yet another victory. Having to endure watching the rest of the leaderboard fold like a lawn chair is already boring. Would someone please step up and challenge?
This week we have a recap of the Buick Invitational, Retief Goosen’s win, cell phone bans, and women’s rights.
This week we have the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, Kermit the Frog, MIT, and the reloading of OSU’s men’s golf team.
The PGA Tour season returns to the mainland and is in full swing with the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic (hey, a Phil Michelson sighting!) where you not only get to watch Tour players but you also get to watch the celebrities show off their golf games as well.
This week we have a recap of the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, the rumors of Annika’s retirement, and the MIT crew getting involved in golf technology.