At last week’s Presidents Cup at Harding Park, Mickelson and Stricker led the U.S. to a 19 1/2-14 1/2 victory over the Internationals that wasn’t as close as the score might indicate.

After inexplicably uneven play in his first five Presidents Cups — and, for that matter, his five Ryder Cups — Woods at long last [...]

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Among the lush green grasses of the Brazil in 2016 we are gonna see Tiger Woods, yup its not just a surprise to just golf lovers but also to all the Olympic lovers. IOC has voted to bring GOLF to Olympic face and Rio de Janeiro would be the hunting grounds for the event.
Many Golf [...]

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There’s a lot of talk in the golf world these days that the PGA Tour is boring without Tiger Woods.
I haven’t believed for a second since the world’s No. 1 player just after the U.S. Open said he would miss the rest of the season via a lingering injury.
Woods is an iconic athlete, but the [...]

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The PGA Championship, the final of the season’s four major championships, began today at Oakland Hills Golf Club in Bloomfield Township, Michigan. And I couldn’t care less if Tiger Woods is playing or not.
I’d rather see a guy like Kenny Perry win.
Perry has won nine PGA Tour titles, including three events this season, the best [...]

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