Guan Tianliang, 14, is one round away from being the youngest competitor to make a U.S. Masters Open appearance since 16-year-old Matteo Manaserro of Italy in 2010. Guan played at Amata Spring in Bangkok, China Saturday, which has proven to be a difficult course for others in the past. The young sensation managed to shoot a [...]
Tiger Woods Eager For Win In Year’s Last Major
August 8, 2012 | Posted by
For all the talk about Tiger Woods being “back,” he still has not won a major championship. He finished The Masters tied for 40th. He held a portion of the lead after two round of the U.S. Open in June, but moved in the opposite direction and finished tied for 21st. At the British Open [...]
British Open: Tiger Woods Fades, Adam Scott Chokes, Ernie Els Wins
July 22, 2012 | Posted by
With a four-shot lead with four holes to play at Roya Lythan & St Annes Sunday, the British Open was over. Only it wasn’t over. If that sounds confusing, imagine what Adam Scott felt like watching Ernie Els hoist the coveted Claret Jug. There have been major championship collapses before, and there will be others. [...]
Tiger Woods Moves Wrong Way At British Open
July 21, 2012 | Posted by
On what is called “moving day” in golf, Tiger Woods moved the wrong way at the British Open. After posting 67 in consecutive rounds, Woods got off to a slow start and shot an even par 70, which left him five shots off the lead going into Sunday’s final round. Adam Scott, after a 68, [...]
Tiger Woods Remains In Contention With 67 At British Open
July 20, 2012 | Posted by
Before the British Open began this week at Roy Lytham, Tiger Woods insisted his focus was on putting himself in a position to win his 15th major championship, not actually winning. Well, after two rock-solid rounds, he has done just that. It took an improbably hole out on No. 18 from a greenside pot bunker [...]
Tiger Woods In The Hunt At British Open After A 67
July 19, 2012 | Posted by
Tiger Woods birdied the first hole at Royal Lytham-St. Anne’s, setting the stage for what he called a “beautiful round” of golf to start the British Open. “I’m right there,” he added. Woods finished with a three-under 67, leaving him three shots behind Adam Scott, who fired a six-under 64. Scott, you’ll recall, employs Woods [...]
Inconsistent Tiger Woods Still Favorite At British Open
July 17, 2012 | Posted by
Tiger Woods has not won a major in four years, has been schizophrenic this season and still is an 8-1 Las Vegas favorite to win the British Open that begins Thursday at Royal Lytham & St. Annes. For Woods, the expectations are not what matters. It’s about how he plays, and this course is a [...]
