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Garcia jumps back on track to legendary status with Players win
There was no Claret Jug, no green jacket, no major championship trophy presented in Sunday evening's twilight at the TPC Sawgrass. For Sergio Garcia, that would just be quibbling, wouldn't it? A major title, no. A huge victory, yes. And perhaps this finally knocks down the door to greatness that has long been expected of the Spaniard who has been stymied in his efforts to win one of golf's biggest tournaments. (12/05) MoreYou may also like
Shaving Strokes and Integrity
The New York Times | 14/07/08 
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Man walks all Tour events despite disability
WQAD | 14/07/08
Golf is a game of endurance. Walking five miles on a course can be tough especially when it's July in the Quad Cities.
But one avid golf fan is putting ... More
Melissa Reid - England's rising golf star on fitness, Tiger Woods ....
Timesonline | 14/07/08
You don't look a typical a lady golfer.
Women golfers aren't what people think any more. There are good-looking women playing golf and a new generation ... More
A no-brainer for the Swedes at the women's US Open
Telegraph | 30/06/08
Angela Park of Brazil led the women's US Open at halfway as Laura Davies's challenge was blown away by a second-round 81. Park is the player who was ... More
Park In-bee Becomes Youngest Winner of US Women's Open
Korea Times | 30/06/08
A 19-year-old South Korean golfer won the U.S. Women's Open with a 2-under 71 Sunday, becoming the youngest player to win one of the biggest titles in ... More
Winner of '41 Masters to Join Hall of Fame
The New York Times | 30/06/08
He was the first of only five players to win the Masters and United States Open in the same year. He was the first player to lose all four majors in extra ... More
Deciphering your golf tips
Los Angeles Times | 30/06/08
A former PGA Tour player turned club pro once told me: "The game of golf is easy. It's the teachers who make it hard."
And to a great extent, he ... More
The golf shot that'll keep me coming back
Napa Valley Register | 23/06/08
Every now and then I'll run into another golfer who will repeat a saying that I first heard around the time that I started playing this game as a teenager ... More
Nadal dreams of green grass...of golf course
AFP | 16/06/08
Rafael Nadal will swap the Wimbledon practice courts for a few days of golf with his friends back home in Spain as he tries to relax ahead of his latest ... More
Vijay: my life as a bouncer
The Scotsman | 01/06/08
HIS IS an amazing and unlikely journey. No great player in the long and diverse history of golf has a life story comparable with that of Vijay Singh, a ... More
Loophole in golf's drug testing may help cheats
Telegraph | 01/06/08
Professional golf will move into a new era this summer when players on both sides of the Atlantic will be required to supply urine samples as routinely ... More
A golf course without Woods? Easy pickings
The Age | 19/05/08
"I want to thank Tiger for not being there."SERGIO Garcia's first words upon winning the Players Championship in Florida last weekend were uttered not ... More
Capcom Reveals New We Love Golf! Costumes
Kotaku | 19/05/08
The Western release of Capcom's We Love Golf! for the Nintendo Wii approaches, and with two exclusive characters in the release, Capcom had to come up ... More
Millionaire golfers and the Tiger Woods Era
The Sports Network | 05/05/08
Anthony Kim received a $1.152 million check for winning the Wachovia Championship on Sunday, surpassing the $2 million mark in season earnings for the ... More
Shaving Strokes and Integrity
The New York Times | 14/07/08
Environmental scientists should spend more time at golf courses examining the brains of players. Because I have noticed that something in the green grass, ... More
Mysterious reptile in Fremont golf pond
ABC | 14/07/08
Golfers are sometimes described as a fanatical bunch, so it's understandable that no one we found, including Gino Forral and his little son Gavin, were ... More
Tiger's niece carving niche
Charlotte.com | 08/07/08
In the face and on the green, there is no doubt Cheyenne Woods is related to her famous uncle, Tiger. But Cheyenne and Tiger Woods share more than golf.
Tiger ... More
Golf 'ruining our green and pleasant land'
Telegraph | 08/07/08
The spread of golf courses threatens Britain's traditional landscapes, a report from the leading conservation authority will warn this week.
The sport's ... More
Utah's goofiest golf holes: They leave some T'd off
The Salt Lake Tribune | 23/06/08
The drive goes past the silo, off the cliff, across the racetrack, over the waterfall, around the corner, over the trees, up the hill and onto the green.
... More
The golf shot that'll keep me coming back
Napa Valley Register | 23/06/08
Every now and then I'll run into another golfer who will repeat a saying that I first heard around the time that I started playing this game as a teenager ... More
Nadal dreams of green grass...of golf course
AFP | 16/06/08
Rafael Nadal will swap the Wimbledon practice courts for a few days of golf with his friends back home in Spain as he tries to relax ahead of his latest ... More
The greener way
Ottawa Citizen | 16/06/08
I've got to admit I was skeptical. I guess I've gone on too many press trips where something billed as an "eco hike" turns out to basically a walk ... More
Not your average bumpkin: PGA star Boo Weekley has 'em all fooled
The Canadian Press | 09/06/08
The tournament official in a green blazer standing guard outside the clubhouse at Muirfield Village can be excused for not recognizing the guy trying to ... More
Paul Azinger gives edge to 2002 sand shot over Memorial winner
The Canadian Press | 01/06/08
They are two of the greatest sand shots in golf history. Paul Azinger has a hard time deciding which was better.
In 1993 at the Memorial, where he will ... More
SAM, I am obviously a brutal putter
Edmonton Journal | 05/05/08
Beep. Beep. Beep.
No, it's not the Roadrunner. Not the horn of a Smartcar either.
It's SAM -- a contraption fastened to my waist which is connected ... More
Dubai golf drive upsets greens
Telegraph | 28/04/08 
Leading environmentalists have raised concerns about the rapid construction of golf courses in Dubai after the emirate announced plans to establish itself ... Read
Kids and Strippers Sharing a Golf Course
The New 995FM.com | 30/06/08
A Colorado golf course manager apologized to parents whose children played in a youth tournament at the same time a strip bar staged its own raucous tourney.
Evelyn ... More
Evolution & revolution
SignOnSanDiego.com | | 09/06/08
If Jack Nicklaus said it once, he said it 21 times at his recent news conference before the Memorial Tournament that he hosts each year at Muirfield Village, ... More
Not your average bumpkin: PGA star Boo Weekley has 'em all fooled
The Canadian Press | 09/06/08
The tournament official in a green blazer standing guard outside the clubhouse at Muirfield Village can be excused for not recognizing the guy trying to ... More
It's Good to Be Immortal
The New York Times | 01/06/08
It's hard to remember now the special frenzy at the beginning, when all the dreams that were projected onto Tiger Woods seemed part of his genius for ... More
Busineswomen mowing down 'grass ceiling'
AP | 01/06/08
Kim Hodgkinson could sense the skepticism in her teenage caddie's body language: Oh, great, a woman golfer.
As if playing in the pro-am tournament ... More
Nicklaus-Palmer rivalry remains unmatched in golf
Detroit Free Press | 26/05/08
Tiger Woods is injured, and the PGA Tour seems to be on hold. This is the Tiger effect: He has created so much interest in his own game that, when he isn't ... More
Jacket Racket
Waggle Room | 26/05/08
Why do some golf tournaments insist on making their winners put on an ugly jacket?
The Colonial is one of those tournaments, and later today somebody ... More
Back to a 'Ruinous Sport'
Wall Street Journal | 05/05/08
After a "much-needed layoff" of 32 years, Carl Hiaasen, a novelist and columnist for the Miami Herald, started playing golf again in 2005. He took lessons, ... More
Who's Byron Nelson?
Golfblogger | 27/04/08
With the EDS Byron Nelson as this week's PGA Tour attraction, I thought it might be worthwhile to take a brief look at the man for whom the tournament ... Read
A golfing genius takes a dumb step
San Francisco Chronicle | 23/06/08
Tiger Woods is an idiot. A mesmerizing, peerless, incandescent idiot.
If he'd used his head at all, he would never have entered the U.S. Open last ... More
Designer Rees Jones sculpts golf courses to be U.S. Open-worthy
The Palm Beach Post. | 09/06/08
Rees Jones was 9 when he went to his first U.S Open in 1950 at Merion Golf Course. He was there as a fan, tagging along with his father, legendary course ... More
Jacket Racket
Waggle Room | 26/05/08
Why do some golf tournaments insist on making their winners put on an ugly jacket?
The Colonial is one of those tournaments, and later today somebody ... More
No runaway favourite at The Open
Chickendinner | 14/07/08
For the first time since Tiger Woods picked up a golf club, there is no overwhelming favourite for a golf major. Gone, for a few months at least, are the ... More
Winner of '41 Masters to Join Hall of Fame
The New York Times | 30/06/08
He was the first of only five players to win the Masters and United States Open in the same year. He was the first player to lose all four majors in extra ... More
Famous holes offer up $1 million prize
Reuters | 30/06/08
The PGA Tour unveiled a new competition on Wednesday that will see golfers challenge the game's most celebrated holes with the winner receiving $1 million ... More
Mediate, Golf's Everyman, Greets Major Chance With a Chuckle
The New York Times | 16/06/08
The United States Open playoff between Rocco Mediate and Tiger Woods on Monday will not be match play, but as an 18-hole, head-to-head contest, there is ... More