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By Alan Shipnuck Senior Writer, Sports Illustrated Published: May 12, 2008 Among the many reasons to prefer the LPGA to the PGA Tour is because the best women always seem to be in the mix at the most important events, as opposed to the other tour, where entire seasons can go by without a...
The champion, who converted several clutch putts throughout the week including a par save on the 72nd hole to set the stage for the playoff, returned to a trusted Scotty Cameron by Titleist Newport 2 model putter. ... FAIRHAVEN, Mass. -- As one of the deepest fields in...
Birdies and bogeys from the week in golf. Birdie: Sergio Garcia. There are times when you forget that he's only 28. But even he says, "I feel like an old man." All the disappointments have a way of aging a... ... Birdies and bogeys from the week in golf. But Garcia...
Sergio García shot a final-round 71 to chase down Paul Goydos and win The Players Championship, ending a three-year victory drought. ... Jazz edge Lakers to tie series; Spurs win to draw level There. The British Open at Carnoustie, where García missed a 10-footer on the...
Those dark clouds hanging over the PGA Tour's head disappeared thanks to El Nino, says the Monday Scramble. ... From event coverage to commentary to fantasy tips, Golfweek.com provides all you'll ever need to be up to speed on the world of golf. For a moment there over at...
Sergio Garcia, the best player without a major, got the next best thing Sunday. ... Garcia ended the longest victory drought of his career by making a clutch par putt to force a playoff and hitting the island-green 17th on the first extra hole to defeat Paul Goydos in...
Sergio Garcia parred the first playoff hole, the famous island green at 17, to defeat Paul Goydos Sunday and win The Players Championship. ... Garcia posted a sensational, one-under 71 on Sunday at the Stadium Course at the TPC at Sawgrass. Goydos played his third from...
Read full story for latest details. ... PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Kim, who started the day two strokes behind leader Kenny Perry, shot a 7-over 79 in the third round Saturday and fell well out of contention at The Players Championship. "That bag may be in the...
Anthony Kim, who started the day two strokes behind leader Kenny Perry, shot a 7-over 79 in the third round Saturday and fell well out of contention at The Players Championship. ... PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Kim, who started the day two strokes behind leader Kenny Perry,...
Ian Poulter all but surrendered his chances at the Players Championship with a nightmare final hole on day three ... . Photograph: Paul Buck/EPA Ian Poulter was hanging doggedly within striking distance of the lead until he struck disaster at the final hole in the third...
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