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McDowell Now In Doubt For Masters Ruling Out Shell Houston Open.
Graeme McDowell is now in real doubt for the Masters after ruling out contesting next week’s Shell Houston Open.
McDowell indicated he would add the Houston event to his schedule as much needed Masters practice after withdrawing through injury after nine holes of this week’s Valero Texas Open.
But in returning to his Orlando residence on Thursday advice from his doctor is that McDowell would be better resting his injured left ankle after tearing tendons while on the TPC San Antonio ...
Alex Levy’s Emotional Tribute To Fellow French Sports Stars.
France’s Alex Levy will pay tribute to three of his compatriots killed in a helicopter crash earlier this month at the Trophee Hassan II.
Olympic gold medal winning swimmer Camille Muffat, boxer Alexis Vastine and sailor Florence Arthaud were among ten people to lose their lives when two helicopters collided in Argentina a fortnight ago.
And, in order to respect their memory, two-time European Tour winner has had their names inscribed on his sand wedge.
“On my sand wedge I have the names of ...
Shane Lowry Delighted To Shoot Valero Texas Open 74 Opener.
He had been awake more than 12 hours earlier when Shane Lowry walked into the scorer’s hut at 7.15pm local time delighted to have shot a two over par 74 on a testing first day of the Valero Texas Open.
It left the Carton House pro seven shots behind American Charley Hoffman who has shed his unruly-looking golden locks for a standard short-back-and-sides haircut and a one stroke lead over Australia’s Aaron Baddeley.
Phil Mickelson, despite breaking the shaft of his 8-iron at the 12th hole, ...
Aaron Baddeley Holes Bizarre 336-Yard Tee Shot At Valero Texas Open.
Australia’s Aaron Baddeley created a bizarre career first in holing his tee shot at the par four 17th hole in a round of 68 on the opening day of the Valero Texas Open.
After snap-hooking his opening tee shot and not being able to find the ball, Baddeley teed-up again only to see his ball travel the 336-yards downwind and into the hole for a birdie on the Greg Norman designed TPC San Antonio course.
“I got up onto the 17th tee and thought to myself I will hit a cut driver but I pulled ...
Scot Marc Warren Feels Right At Home In Windy Alamo City.
Marc Warren’s Masters invitation remained in sight after an Alamo like struggle on the opening day of the Valero Texas Open in San Antonio.
Warren said he felt right at home in braving the bright but extremely windy conditions posting a superb two over par 74 to be inside the top-50 at the end of his round and only two shots behind the clubhouse leading pair of American Matt Kuchar and Australia’s Cameron Percy.
At the end of the round Warren had in fact improved his position to be tied in 32nd ...
Callaway Mobile Workshop Leaves San Antonio Headed For Houston.
Like the line ‘Pack it up and tear it down … They’ll set it up in another town’ from the famed Jackson Browne song ‘Load Out’, so the equipment trucks working the PGA Tour were all packed up and headed from the Valero Texas Open to next week’s Tour stop – the Shell Houston Open.
For the giant state-of-the-art Callaway truck it was a tight squeeze down the pathway along side of the 18th fairway at TPC San Antonio before the truck eventually found its ...
Snow & Ice In Pennsylvania In Heading To Lone Star State.
It may be bright and sunny in Texas but the northern States of the U.S. are still covered in snow and ice.
Here is a few snaps taken earlier this week at some 39,000 feet high over Pennsylvania while on board my United Airlines flight UA 96 travelling from London Heathrow to George Bush International Airport in Houston, Texas.
