The Wachovia served up some double and triple bogeys down the stretch to make Tiger’s latest victory quite entertaining. And not to gloat (ok, maybe a little) but I had Steve Stricker on my team in our fantasy golf league (along with Mr. Woods).
This week we have a recap of the Wachovia Championship, the SemGroup Championship, and the double standard that exists on the PGA Tour.
Hole 1: Woods Three-Putts
Tiger Woods wins at the Wachovia Championship and proves he can double bogey and three-putt just like the rest of us. [Link]
Hole 2: Wachovia Works
Ron Sirak explains why the Wachovia Championship is a big-time tournament. [Link]
Hole 3: Kim’s Redemption
Mi Hyun Kim defeated Juli Inkster on the first playoff hole at the SemGroup Championship. That’s after missing a five-foot putt on the last hole to try to win in regulation. [Link]
Hole 4: Kelly’s Critics
The Golf Channel gambled putting Kelly Tilghman in the booth as an announcer. Rumors of her demise are a bit premature. [Link]
Hole 5: Mr. Nice Guy
Has Nick Faldo had a personality transplant?. [Link]
Hole 6: High Expectations
Being number one in the world raises the expectation bar a bit for Lorena Ochoa. [Link]
Hole 7: Carnoustie Culpability
Alistair Tait discusses that the R&A is very similar to the USGA. Neither will admit when they screw up. [Link]
Hole 8: Weight Issue
Bob Verdi explores the the fit versus the not-so-fit players on the PGA Tour. [Link]
Hole 9: Double Standard
There’s Phil and Tiger and then everyone else on the PGA Tour. [Link]