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Friday, December 7th, 2018/No Comment
Woods Holds Talks Over 2019 Pre-Presidents Cup Schedule U.S. captain Tiger Woods will have discussions with golf officials in Melbourne on how to best prepare his team for the 2019 Presidents Cup next December at Royal Melbourne. Column: Why It Was Special for Rahm to Beat His Hero, Tiger Three victories in three countries against […]
Read More +Tuesday, December 4th, 2018/No Comment
Premier League Has Made Me Stronger, Says Guardiola Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola believes the competitive nature and sheer unpredictability of the Premier League has presented him with the biggest challenge of his career. Reporter’s Notebook-A President Perpetually in Motion White House reporters saw in George H.W. Bush a U.S. president who was a perpetual […]
Read More +Tuesday, December 4th, 2018/No Comment
Trump Tops Tricky Dick And now, the worst and the dumbest. Bright-Eyed Reed Ties Cantlay for First-Round Hero Lead Globe-trotting Patrick Reed dismissed any suggestion of jet-lag after joining fellow American Patrick Cantlay in the first-round lead at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Thursday.
Read More +Tuesday, November 27th, 2018/No Comment
Bob Hope’s Example for Nicklaus: Never a Cross Word Jack Nicklaus pulled into circle drive at The Breakers and couldn’t make it 25 feet to the door without being stopped for a handshake, a greeting, a photo. It was like that for the next three hours and Nicklaus didn’t mind. Howell Beats Rodgers in Playoff […]
Read More +Monday, November 19th, 2018/No Comment
36 Hours in St. Andrews Golf fanatics aren’t the only ones who’ll linger in this venerable Scottish town, where you can combine visits to nearby castles and distilleries with in-town diversions that might include a William and Kate tour. Clocked Prepare to feel bedeviled and disheveled by Byron Walden’s puzzle.
Read More +Monday, November 19th, 2018/No Comment
Kuchar Tied for Lead at Working Vacation in Mexico Matt Kuchar decided at the last minute to play the Mayakoba Golf Classic and made it look like a smart move Thursday. Mexican Ancer Wins Australian Open by Five Strokes Unheralded Mexican Abraham Ancer ignited his round with a remarkable chip-in before winning the Australian Open […]
Read More +Monday, November 19th, 2018/No Comment
Amy Olson Takes Evian Lead in Bid for Her First Major Title Olson, who shot a six-under 65 for the second straight day, is trying to become the first United States player to win a women’s major this year. Big Attention for Rookie Champ Begins With Small Favor Cameron Champ was a freshman in high […]
Read More +Friday, November 16th, 2018/No Comment
Playing Golf Alongside Tiger Woods Feels Different Now Since his comeback, there has been a slight yet perceptible change in the way Woods, 42, deals with other golfers who play in his groups. That may have on effect on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Carol Mann, Golf Star and L.P.G.A. Leader, Is Dead at 77 […]
Read More +Thursday, November 15th, 2018/No Comment
Brazilian Who Learned Golf With a Branch Will Open Olympics The first Olympics in South America. The first time for golf in 112 years. So imagine the deep sense of honor for Adilson da Silva when the only Brazilian in the 60-man field was chosen to hit the first tee shot. A Lasting Influence in […]
Read More +Thursday, November 15th, 2018/No Comment
Clocked Prepare to feel bedeviled and disheveled by Byron Walden’s puzzle. 36 Hours in St. Andrews Golf fanatics aren’t the only ones who’ll linger in this venerable Scottish town, where you can combine visits to nearby castles and distilleries with in-town diversions that might include a William and Kate tour.
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