It’s Official – Tiger Woods Will NOT Tee-Up In 2014 U.S. Open … 1st & 2nd From 2005 Now Out.
It’s official – Tiger Woods will not tee-up in the up-coming U.S. Open at Pinehurst.
It now means the first and second place finishers from the 2005 U.S. Open, and the last time the championship was staged at Pinehurst No. 2, will be absent after New Zealand’s Michael Campbell withdrew some weeks ago due to the breakdown in his marriage.
Of course, Woods is still recovering from back surgery that has side-lined him for well over two months.
It will be the second U.S. Open, and sixth ...
Adam Scott Trying To Embrace Being Golf’s World No. 1.
It’s been just two weeks since Adam Scott became only the second Australian to become World No. 1.
And while there was some controversy when Scott went to No. 1 in the world by not even picking up a golf club the proud Aussie has buried those complaints winning last week’s Colonial Invitational.
Scott’s victory in Fort Worth gave him the rare ‘Texas Slam’ – victory in all four PGA Tour events in the Lone Star State.
And now ahead of this week’s Jack Nicklaus ...
Rory McIlroy – 15 Pre-Memorial Questions … Wentworth, Pinehurst, Australian Open, Olympics & Of Course, Wozniacki.
After facing the European Tour media a week ago it was now the PGA Tour based golfing media to try and pick Rory McIlroy’s brains.
They tried hard bouncing questions off McIlroy covering a variety of subjects including competing in this week’s Memorial along with his remarkablevictory last week at Wentworth.
There was renewed questions about who he will represent in the 2016 Olympics along with the benefits he gleaned from winning the Australian Open last December.
Oh, there ...
Woods, Kuchar & Cabrera Confirmed For 34-Nation America’s Golf Cup
Tiger Woods, Matt Kuchar and double Major winning Angel Cabrera have been officially confirmed for the inaugural America´s Golf Cup to take from October 21st to October 26th at Pilar Golf Club.
An official presentation took place at the Madero Walk Eventos hall, in Puerto Madero to rubber stamp their appearance.
In attendance at the presentation were Lisandro Borges, CEO America´s Golf Cup; Juan Carlos Arroyo, Sports Secretary of the Pilar Municipality; Francisco Aleman, America’s Golf Cup Sports ...
Chris Doak Considers Dancing In Circles After Qualifying For 2nd Straight U.S. Open.
Scotland’s Chris Doak is considering getting dizzy more often after doubling Scotland’s U.S. Open hopes by winning through for a second year in succession at yesterday’s (MON) wet and miserable 36-hole qualifier at Walton Heath.
Doak will now join Stephen Gallacher after rounds of 68 and 71 to finish among the leading 14 Pinehurst qualifiers.
Ireland’s Shane Lowry topped the qualifiers with scores of 69 and 69 for an eight under par total and just a day after missing out on automatically ...
Shane Lowry Tops U.S. Open Qualifying At Walton Heath.
Ireland’s Shane Lowry has topped the list of U.S. Open qualifiers a day after missing out by a shot in qualifying automatically for next month’s championship.
Lowry shot rounds of a three under par 69 on Walton Heath’s New Course and then posted a five under par 67 on Old Course for an eight under par total to finish a stroke clear among the 14 leading qualifiers in a starting field of 105 players.
It is the second time in five attempts the 26-year old Dubliner has been successful at Walton ...
Padraig Harrington Nine Shots Off U.S. Open Qualifying Pace.
Padraig Harrington shot three over par 75 to be trailing nine strokes off the lead in the first round of a 36-hole U.S. Open qualifier at Walton Heath in Surrey.
It is the first time in his illustrious career the triple Major winner has been forced to qualify for the season’s traditional second Major following the end last year of his five-year exemption in capturing the 2008 PGA Championship.
Harrington was among 104 players who teed-up in the cold and sometimes rainy conditions.
But after a birdie ...
