Golf, by TourMiss

Pacific Palisades, California …. Tiger Woods, and clutching a hot cup of coffee, spoke of his clear delight in having played 72 holes in three days and thanking officials in managing to play all four rounds of the Genesis Open before confirming he will travel on Tuesday for this coming week’s WGC – Mexico Championship. Woods ended his round with a closing one-over par 72 for a six-under tally and then clubhouse share of 16th place under bright but extremely cold and windy conditions ...

Pacific Palisades, California …. After brilliantly jumping nearly 40 places on the leader board, Tiger Woods indicated he was probably looking at a 2 to 3am wake-up call before he eventually resumes at 6.45am local time Sunday his third round in the rain-interrupted Genesis Open. Woods, and starting from the 10th hole at 3.40pm local time, had played seven holes and was staring at a 90-yard third shot into the par-5 17th or his eighth hole when the siren sounded to halt play. As is allowed, players ...

Pacific Palisades, California … Tournament host Tiger Woods breathed a huge sigh of relief making it two cuts from two new season starts at the rain-affected Genesis Open in suburban LA. Woods was among half the field back to the course early on Saturday local time to complete their second rounds and Woods, who had six holes to play, capped his morning holing a 24-footer from just off the green at his last. It handed Woods, who posted just 27 official putts and seven fewer than a day, a 71 ...

Pacific Palisades, California … Tournament host Tiger Woods boosted hopes of playing all four rounds with a brilliant last hole birdie from just off the green at the rain-affected Geness Open. Woods, who was right on the cut line standing over his 24-foot, drew a huge roar of approval in holing the putt in a level par round of  71 to complete his two rounds at one-under par. However, the current World N0. 13 was headed back to his hotel to catch-up on some sleep following a 7am restart to ...

Pacific Palisades, California … Rory McIlroy returned to brilliantly birdie four of his closing six holes in officially posting an eight-under par second round 63 in the rain-affected Genesis Open. When bad light halted Friday’s round at 5.20pm local time, McIlroy was lying at four-under for his round through 12 holes and three-under for the Riviera Country Club event. All those affected, including playing partners Tiger Woods and Justin Thomas, were then back to the course to be in place ...

Pacific Palisades, California … Tiger Woods displayed plenty of brilliance when the tournament host holed-out for an eagle in his second round of the badly rain-affected Genesis Open near Santa Monica. Woods, and his other competitors, had less than 12-hours between ending Friday’s rain-drenched play and returning to the course and be in place at 5am Saturday local time to complete his second round. Woods had managed to play 12 second round holes when play was halted at 5.20pm local ...

Embattled Matt Kuchar has finally shown some common decency and agreeing to pay his Mayakoba Golf Classic winning caddy the reported $50,000 fee he has been seeking following the American’s success late last year. In a statement released by Kuchar mid-afternoon Friday at the Genesis Open, Kuchar apologised for being out of touch and insensitive, and making a bad situation worse. All credit to leading US golf journalist, Michael Bamberger who reached out to caddy David Ortiz that will now see ...