Tag: tiger woods
Golf: Cantlay to return to Frys.com Open
After participating in the 2011 Frys.com Open as an amateur alongside Tiger Woods and Louis Oosthuizen, Patrick Cantlay will return to the October tournament hosted at CordeValle Golf Club this year.
Players weigh in on what it will take to win at...
Tiger Woods tolds media members on Tuesday that the player who best manages his short game across the Olympic Club’s fast greens and angular fairways will be the one who raises the U.S. Open Trophy on Sunday.
Golf: Masters hype revolves around McIlroy and Woods
AUGUSTA, Ga. - The combination of major championship pressure and a golf course that severely punishes the tiniest mistake makes the Masters a tournament to be approached with bowed-head respect and sweaty-palmed trepidation.
Golf: Tiger Woods ends drought at Bay Hill
ORLANDO, Fla. — This one wasn't marked with a fist pump, a cap slam or anything overly demonstrative. But it didn't take much to read Tiger Woods' lips.
Golf: Mickelson upends Woods in Pro-Am final round
A superstar broke through at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am on Sunday, but not the one everyone had anticipated.
Golf: Tiger Woods set for PGA Tour debut
Tiger Woods, wearing a windbreaker and answering questions humorously and seriously, spoke nearly 1,540 words of insight about his own game and that of his amateur playing partner this week at the AT&T National Pro-Am, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo.
Golf: Frys.com Open could move to head of PGA Tour season
The Frys.com Open could become a premiere stop on the PGA Tour
Lewis: The negatives, positives of keeping the pin
One of the most enjoyable debates for golfers to listen to in the clubhouse is whether to leave the pin in or out of the hole during a chip shot.
Golf: Woods to open PGA season at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
For the first time since 2002, Tiger Woods will return to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, he announced on his website Monday.
Kosmicki: Sweating the swarm of Tiger’s gallery
With Tiger Woods putting for birdie on the 18th at CordeValle last Saturday, the crowd standing between a pair of bleachers packed together tight. I saw a narrow opening next to the stands four rows back, nudged a shoulder against the wall and realized I'd found pay dirt: As long as none of the three uncontrollable heads directly between me and the green wavered the slightest in either direction, I had a two-inch window with a view of the hole and Tiger's shot behind it.
