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Joh wins Futures Tour's qualifying tournament
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) -- Former UCLA star Tiffany Joh won the Duramed Futures Tour's qualifying tournament Friday, closing with a 1-over 73 in windy conditions for a one-stroke victory over Canadian Danielle Mills.
Mickelson takes lead over Woods, Watney at HSBC
SHANGHAI (AP) -- Tiger Woods stalled with pars. Phil Mickelson poured it on with birdies.
HSBC returns to sponsor LPGA event
SHANGHAI (AP) -- The HSBC Women's Champions will remain part of the LPGA Tour schedule for the next three years after the title sponsor announced a three-year contract renewal.
Cutting PGA Tour purses would help repair golf's image
Something strange happened toour game in 2009. When U.S. Rep. BarneyFrank (D-Mass.) criticized Northern Trust forentertaining clients at a tournament, golf becamea four-letter word for all that's wrong with BigBusiness, and glib shorthand for greed and classwarfare.
Tiger surges into a share of the lead at HSBC
SHANGHAI (AP) -- The gallery kept growing until it stretched along all 603 yards of the eighth hole at Sheshan International. It took a little longer before Tiger Woods gave them what they came to see Friday in the HSBC Champions.
Golf Magazine Innovator Awards 2009
Course of Style: New essentials for winter golf
When the days get shorter and Canadian air cuts across the course like a knife, serious winter golfers do not quail. They just play a softer ball--perhaps an orange one to stand out against the frosty grass--and pile on strange clothes to brave the elements.
Famed course developer avoids $27 million tax bill
Julian Robertson, the Wall Street tycoon who developed two of the world's most celebrated golf courses, has successfully fought off a $27 million tax demand from New York City.
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Mickelson leads Woods in Shanghai
Phil Mickelson will take a two-shot lead over Tiger Woods into the final round of the HSBC Champions tournament in China.
Shaky start to Woosnam title bid
Ian Woosnam has made a disappointing start to his final charge for a back-to-back Senior Order of Merit title.
Fisher sets sights on major win
Ross Fisher says winning the World Match Play in Spain has given him the belief he can win a major.
PGA Tour golfer banned for doping
Doug Barron becomes the first golfer to be banned for taking a performance-enhancing drug.
Fisher clinches Match Play crown
England's Ross Fisher wins the World Match Play Championship by defeating Anthony Kim in Spain.
Poulter secures Singapore title
England's Ian Poulter claims his first European Tour victory since 2006 by clinching the Singapore Open.
Iain Carter blog
"Confidence is wonderful and Ian Poulter and Ross Fisher have it in abundance"
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"A tweaking of the World Match Play system should be considered for 2010"
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Quick Round With Rickie Fowler
Phenom Rickie Fowler talks motocross, family and earning his Tour card in this Q&A.
Bump and Run: Bunker Basics
Stanford University teaching pro Josh Zander shares some secrets on how to get out of the bunker in one shot.
Cut Line: Celebrations and Revelations
With the big boys battling it out over in Shanghai, “Cut Line” breaks down a memorable week.
Tiger Woods surges into a share of the lead at HSBC
Tiger Woods birdied five of his last 10 holes for another 5-under 67, giving him a share of the 36-hole lead with Nick Watney
Sponsor’s exemptions are all about hope
The Children’s Miracle Network Classic understands that sponsor’s exemptions are all about hope.
The Comeback
Our Project '99 series continues with a look back on the dramatic Ryder Cup comeback at Brookline.
Identifying the Best Driver
In this week's Q&A, Frank reveals the results of his "Frankly the Best Driver Report."
N.C. State's Lonnie Poole Golf Course packs plenty of punch
Lonnie Poole Golf Course is like a super-sized version of one of Arnold Palmer's more traditional designs
The Van de Velde Follies
Our Project '99 series continues with a look back on the 1999 Open Championship.
Nick Watney shoots 64 to take lead at HSBC Champions
Nick Watney made an immediate impression Thursday in the HSBC Champions by tying the course record with an 8-under 64 to build a two-shot lead.
Celebrating the Clambake
With a U.S. Open set for Pebble in 2010, the National Pro-Am is gearing up for its shot in February.
Halfway around the world, Tiger and Phil meet again
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson sat across from each other in a mock game of Chinese checkers against the spectacular backdrop of Shanghai’s trendy Bund district.
Triumph to Tragedy
Four months after winning the U.S. Open, Payne Stewart died in a plane crash.
Anthony Kim to skip Dubai World Championship
Anthony Kim says he will not be going to the Dubai World Championship to compete for the $7.5 million bonus pool, even though the American has easily qualified.
Tiger Woods in his comfort zone against world’s best
Woods headlines the strongest field ever in Asia, which includes world No. 2 Phil Mickelson, three-time major champion Padraig Harrington, defending champion Sergio Garcia and Lee Westwood, who leads the Race to Dubai.
Casey realistic about Race to Dubai chances
Mathematically, Paul Casey is very much in the hunt for the Race to Dubai on the European Tour, at No. 5 in the standings with the top five players separated by about $350,000. Realistically? That’s a different story.
HSBC impressive even without Americans
Instead of asking why 10 Americans didn’t come to China, perhaps the better question is why any of them came at all.
Bunker Shots: Chess Match
On the tee, we look ahead to a possible Woods vs. Mickelson showdown in Shanghai.
Tiger Woods impressed with field for $7M HSBC Champions
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are competing for the first time together in Asia, part of a 78-man field that includes 15 of the top 20 players in the world ranking.
The Curious Case of David Duval
Ten years ago, David Duval was literally on top of the golf world. And then everything changed.
New Doping Era Begins
So it is that at 4:30 p.m. (ET) on Nov. 2 golf’s version of the steroid era began.
Memories abound from Hall of Fame inductees
Memories abound from Hall of Fame inductees
Barron violates anti-doping policy, suspended one year
The PGA Tour announced Monday that Doug Barron has violated the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Policy's ban on the use of performance-enhancing substances and has been suspended for one year. The suspension will commence immediately. This is the first suspension under the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Program.
Nearing the Finish Line
The European Tour is reaching its conclusion with four important events remaining.
Head to head: Ohio vs. Michigan
Here's how Ohio and Michigan match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Oklahoma vs. Texas
Here's how Oklahoma and Texas match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Georgia vs. Florida
Here's how Georgia and Florida match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Minnesota vs. Wisconsin
Here's how Minnesota and Wisconsin match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Oregon vs. Washington
Here's how Oregon and Washington match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Army vs. Navy
See how Army (N.Y.) and Navy (Md.) match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Alabama vs. Tennessee
See how Alabama and Tennessee match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Stanford vs. USC
See how Stanford (Northern Cal) and USC (Southern Cal) match up when it comes to golf.
Head to head: Boston College vs. Notre Dame
See how Boston College (Mass.) and Notre Dame (Ind.) match up when it comes to golf.
The 1999 PGA Championship
We begin our Project '99 series with a look back on Tiger vs. Sergio at Medinah.
College rivalry week hits the tees
We chose nine of the best interstate rivalries in America, and lined them up head-to-head.
Choi captures LPGA's KOLON Championship
Na Yeon Choi birdied the 18th hole on Sunday to capture her second win of the season at the Hana Bank KOLON Championship.
Ian Poulter prevails for Singapore Open title
Ian Poulter captured his first win in three years Sunday at the Singapore Open despite shooting a 1-over 72 in the final round.
Photos of the Week
It was cold in South Korea, soggy in Mississippi and a bit dangerous in Singapore.
Dump Trump
The construction of Donald Trump's new course has some bitter opposition in Scotland.
Quotes of the Week
This week, a possible Ryder Cup match up, a dream is realized and FEMA is almost called into action.
Han Chang-won leads Asian Amateur Championship
Han Chang-won of Korea posted a 1-under par 71 on Day 3 of the Asian Amateur Championship.
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Mickelson, Woods Poised for Final Round Duel
That's because his playing partners in the lead group on Sunday are Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. Mickelson carded a third-round 67 to take the lead, two strokes ahead of Woods (70) and Watney (70). Ryan Moore is another stroke back, and Lee Westwood is four off Mickelson's pace (see leaderboard).
"I suppose I'm kind of the odd man out there," Watney said in his press conference following the third round. "But the goal in golf is always to improve and tomorrow will be a big step for me. Regardless of the outcome I'll get the chance to watch these guys and see how they handle themselves."
Woods-Mickelson final-round pairings are rare, but often memorable. At the 2009 Masters, they were paired and Mickelson was on fire early, electrifying the crowds (and the announcers), but they were both too far behind at the start of the day. Their battle at the 2005 Doral Open produced one of the most riveting final rounds of the last decade, especially in non-majors (Woods won by a stroke).
Whether Sunday's final round lives up to expectations - or Watney or Moore or someone else plays spoiler - is yet to be seen, of course. And if you want to see it in the United States, you'll need to stay up until 11 p.m. ET Saturday and continue watching the Golf Channel's coverage through 3 a.m. ET Sunday. The European Tour's tournament page provides television broadcast times for much of the rest of the world. Mickelson, Woods Poised for Final Round Duel originally appeared on About.com Golf on Saturday, November 7th, 2009 at 11:32:27.
Pity poor Nick Watney. He's a member of the final threesome for Sunday's final round of the HSBC Champions, on the verge of his first World Golf Championships victory, just two strokes off the lead, and this may well be the most mention he gets prior to his tee time.
Tiger Ahead of Phil at HSBC; Phil Takes Leads in Promoting China Golf
Both superstars have talked about the future of golf in China being huge. And they are right. It's simple demographics: If golf becomes a passion in China, then in 20 years many of the best golfers in the sport will be Chinese golfers.
And both superstars have talked of wanting to promote the growth of the game in China. While Tiger leads in the tournament, Phil has pulled slightly ahead in the promotional department. Mickelson is already designing a golf course in Tianjin, but on Friday he added the news that he's going to open a golf academy in Kunming.
"In Kunming we are putting a golf academy and we are putting a par-3 course where kids can enjoy and learn at the grassroots so that 25 years down the road we build support for the game of golf in China," Mickelson said.
Mickelson's instructional DVD and book are also going to be released in Mandarin.
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer battled for years on the golf course, and also took their battles off the course into the business world - club companies, design companies, real estate companies and more. Looks like Tiger and Phil are heading in that direction, too. Tiger Ahead of Phil at HSBC; Phil Takes Leads in Promoting China Golf originally appeared on About.com Golf on Friday, November 6th, 2009 at 12:00:55.
The second round of the WGC HSBC Champions is in the book, and Tiger Woods shares the lead with Nick Watney. One stroke back, tied for third is Phil Mickelson. Someone needs to remind Woods and Mickelson that they don't have to go all the way to China to stage a head-to-head duel; we'd be happy to have them do it in America or Europe, just as well. But we'll take what we can get, and if we can get a Tiger-Phil duel down the stretch, then many golfers are likely to be staying up late to watch it. The HSBC Champions leaderboard is here.
That's One! But Is It Really a Stroke?
And sometimes when this happens, every other golfer in the group shouts out, "That's one!" But does the bump really count as your first stroke on the hole? Your club did contact the ball, after all.
We are occasionally asked this question, which is why we made it part of our Rules FAQ. So does it count as a stroke if you accidentally bump the ball off the tee? Read the answer.
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That's One! But Is It Really a Stroke? originally appeared on About.com Golf on Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at 10:29:59.
Some golfers like to waggle the ol' driver as they are stepping up to a teed ball. And when you waggle, sometimes the ball wobbles. As in, sometimes golfers accidentally bump the ball off the tee on the teeing ground.
Wie Will Play in Dubai
I doubt the Chinese will miss Glover. I doubt they'll miss any of those absentees - Tiger and Phil are there.
America's female professionals, however, aren't afraid of a little travel. They go all over the world. Many were in Korea last week, and many are in Japan this week.
And Michelle Wie will be in Dubai in December. The Ladies European Tour's Dubai Ladies Masters takes place Dec. 9-12, and it was announced today that Wie is playing. Wonder what kind of appearance fee she's getting.
Wie, currently attending classes at Stanford, will be back on the LPGA Tour the next couple weeks, too. She's entered into the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Mexico next week, and in the LPGA Tour Championship in Houston Nov. 19-22. Wie Will Play in Dubai originally appeared on About.com Golf on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009 at 16:37:24.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are in China this week for the WGC HSBC Champions. And every European Tour player who was eligible showed up. But, the AFP points out, "USPGA Tour players are renowned for not travelling overseas out of their comfort zone, unlike many of their European Tour counterparts." At least 19 eligible golfers from the USPGA chose not to travel for the HSBC Champions, including Steve Stricker, Kenny Perry, Zach Johnson, Jim Furyk, Scott Verplank and Lucas Glover.
PGA Tour Announces Full Schedule for 2010
The doesn't mean the tour hasn't lost sponsors or tournaments. Buick is gone; the Buick Open in Michigan is dead, but the Buick Invitational at Torrey Pines continues on as the Century Club of San Diego Invitational (presumably the tour will continue searching for a title sponsor). US Bank has also departed, and the US Bank Championship in Milwaukee is dead.
But the defunct tournaments are replaced by a new event, the The Greenbrier Classic at the historic Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia; and by the move of the Turning Stone Resort Championship from the Fall Series into the FedEx Cup portion of the schedule.
The dates of the 2010 majors are:
One oddity of the schedule is the date selected for the Legends Reno-Tahoe Open. That event moves up to the date vacated by the defunct US Bank Championship, the same week as the British Open. What's odd about that? It's also the same week as the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Tahoe, which is played, figuratively speaking, across the street from the Reno-Tahoe Open. And the celeb tournament gets network TV coverage.
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PGA Tour Announces Full Schedule for 2010 originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 at 17:44:02.
The 2010 PGA Tour schedule was announced today - the FedEx Cup portion of the schedule, that is; the Fall Series tournaments will be announced later - and despite the economic problems the tour will once again offer 41 events during the 2010 FedEx Cup series.
Family Golf Vacations
The most recent additions are Bandon Dunes - "It's a quiet, rustic environment - tough to get to, but a unique experience" - and Pebble Beach - "It was very expensive - (but) worth every penny and a favorite golf memory."
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Family Golf Vacations originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009 at 10:22:39.
Looking for ideas, advice or just a good story? We just started gathering our readers' tales about favorite family golf vacations and destinations - you can even add your own (with photos).
PGA Tour Suspends Player for Drug Policy Violation
"I would like to apologize for any negative perception of the Tour or its players resulting from my suspension. I want my fellow Tour members and the fans to know that I did not intend to gain an unfair competitive advantage or enhance my performance while on Tour," said Barron.
The Tour will have no further comment on the suspension at this time.
What substance Barron tested positive for, when the test was administered and the results known, and other specific details are not available at this time.
Barron is a journeyman touring pro who played four times on the Nationwide Tour in 2009 and once on the PGA Tour, failing to make a cut. He has played the Nationwide and/or PGA tours since 1995, with a best finish on the PGA Tour money list of 109th in 1998. In 2005, Barron earned more than $730,000 on the PGA Tour, finishing 110th on the money list. His career PGA Tour earnings top $2.7 million.
Barron's best career finish on the PGA Tour is a tie for third at the 2005 Byron Nelson Championship. On the Nationwide Tour, Barron has five runner-up finishes, and in 2002 was third on the money list.
PGA Tour Suspends Player for Drug Policy Violation originally appeared on About.com Golf on Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at 17:59:56.
The first suspension under the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Policy was announced today: Doug Barron has been suspended for one year for violating the policy by using a performance-enhancing substance. The Tour released a brief statement that included an apology from Barron:The PGA Tour announced today that Doug Barron has violated the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Policy's ban on the use of performance-enhancing substances and has been suspended for one year. The suspension will commence immediately. This is the first suspension under the PGA Tour Anti-Doping Program.
Young Captain Creamer
Yet, Creamer is already serving as a team captain in an international team competition. Why not get that experience in early? We can probably say with near-certainty that Creamer is a future Solheim Cup captain, after all. But the field at The Spirit is mostly comprised of golfers in their teens or early 20s. Creamer is only a year older than one of the players on the American team, a college senior (also on the team is young phenom Alexis Thompson).
Typically, team captains for this and other international competitions are a bit more ... weathered? No, that's not the word: Experienced is a nicer way to put it. OK, older. In 2007 Dottie Pepper was supposed to serve as American captain at The Spirit, but had to withdraw and was replaced by a USGA official you've never heard of.
Another surprising captain this year is Tom Relf, a Canadian who is captaining the Mexican team. Huh? Relf is a teaching professional working in Central Texas, and over the years has gained a following among many Mexican golfers who visit north for his instruction.
If you've never heard of The Spirit International, it is in one way similar to the HSBC Champions tournament in China this week: Both began very recently, but have quickly gained great stature at their own respective levels. The Spirit was first played (it's always played at Whispering Pines Golf Club in Trinity, Texas) in 2001, when Lorena Ochoa led Mexico to the team championship.
Teams are comprised of two female amateurs and two male amateurs; individual men's and women's champions are crowned, men's and women's team championships are awarded, and an overall (combined men's and women's) team champion is named.
Creamer won the individual title and led Team USA to the team title in 2003. England has won the last two overall team championships. Visit thespiritgolf.com for more info about the event. Young Captain Creamer originally appeared on About.com Golf on Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at 14:46:02.
The LPGA's weekly newsletter includes a blurb today about Paula Creamer serving as American captain at The Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship this week. Sometimes it seems like Creamer has been around forever, so it might be surprising to think about the fact that she's only 23 years old.
Welcome to the WGC, HSBC Champions
The HSBC Champions was first played in 2005, and has been played in November each year since, so its rise to the top level of the golf world has been steep. David Howell was the first winner, holding off Tiger Woods. Y.E. Yang was the second winner ... holding off Tiger Woods. Phil Mickelson won in 2007 and Sergio Garcia in 2008. The tournament was part of the European Tour schedule in those years, co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour.
With the addition of the HSBC Champions, the WGC series is back to four tournaments. The World Cup of Golf joined the WGC fold in 2000, but was dropped as a WGC tournament after 2006.
Welcome to the WGC, HSBC Champions originally appeared on About.com Golf on Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at 10:31:23.
The HSBC Champions takes place this week in Shanghai, China, the newest addition to the World Golf Championships rotation. And Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are there to help ring in the new WGC event, as are most of the other best players in the world.
PGA Tour Cancels Viking Classic
The Viking Classic, in Madison, Miss., never got under way. The Madison area has been drenched over the past two months, with around 20 inches of rainfall. More of that rain moved through the area during tournament week. The first round was called off early Thursday; on Friday, tournament officials decided Sunday was the earliest the tournament could start. Today, they just went ahead and called the whole thing off.
It's the first time in 13 years - since the 1996 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am - that a PGA Tour tournament has been canceled due to unplayable conditions. PGA Tour Cancels Viking Classic originally appeared on About.com Golf on Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at 13:22:28.
The Viking Classic, the penultimate tournament on the PGA Tour schedule, has been canceled due to unplayable course conditions. The tournament will not be rescheduled, which means the Children's Miracle Network Classic in two weeks will stand as the last chance for those players on the money list bubble to keep or claim their tour cards for 2010.
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Woods closes in on 17th WGC title with share of lead in Shanghai
TIGER Woods is on course for an incredible 17th individual World Golf Championship title in 34 attempts after claiming a share of the halfway lead at the HSBC Champions in Sha
Golf: Lee Westwood poised to pounce on Tiger & Co.
LEE WESTWOOD stormed into contention at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions today with a sparkling seven-under par round of 65, writes ANDREW MULLEN.
Torrance cards 67 to keep title hopes alive
SAM Torrance's hopes of winning a third European Senior Tour Order of Merit were bolstered by a five-under round of 67 in the OKI Castellon Senior Tour Championship in
Irritated Tiger Woods still in the picture
TIGER Woods made a solid start to the WGC-HSBC Champions, despite the distraction of being pursued by a huge crowd of snap-happy locals following his every move.
Monty spearheads Scots challenge in Cairo
COLIN Montgomerie finished in a share of eighth place to lead the Scots after round one of the Egyptian Open at the Mirage City club in Cairo.
Shin kicks off Japan defence
SOUTH Korea’s Jiyai Shin will look to improve her chances of adding a player of the year award to her newly-earned LPGA Tour rookie of the year status by defending her title
Torrance has eye on merit prize in last event of year
THE European Senior Tour reaches a dramatic conclusion this week with eight players – including two former Ryder Cup captains – heading to the OKI Castellon Senior Champions
Golf: Rivals must get up early to catch Lin
UBS Hong Kong Open champion Lin Wen-tang geared up for next week's title defence by taking a two-shot lead midway through the second round at the World Golf Championships
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Tiger Woods and Nick Watney trail Phil Mickelson by two shots in Shanghai
Phil Mickelson birdied the last for a two stroke lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney at the HSBC Champions.
Tiger Woods on birdie run to share Shanghai lead
Tiger Woods claimed a share of the halfway lead at the HSBC Champions in Shanghai.
Portmarnock Golf Club strikes a blow for men's rights
Legal victory which prevents women from becoming members could have wideranging implications for gender relations.
Tiger Woods upset with Chinese fans at WGCHSBC Champions event
World No 1 Tiger Woods has complained about the conduct of some WGCHSBC Champions spectators.
Ireland's Portmarnock Golf Club wins bid to refuse women membership
Ireland's exclusive Portmarnock Golf Club has won a legal bid to refuse women full membership.
American golfer Doug Barron handed ban for failing drugs test
American Doug Barron becomes the first golfer to receive a ban for taking a performanceenhancing drug.
PowerPlay golf set to take Asia by storm
A few weeks ago golf went Bollywood. A short version of golf PowerPlay was sold to India.
Chronic snoring 'may be affecting your golf handicap'
Chronic snoring may impair your golf swing researchers have found after players' handicaps improved by three strokes following treatment.
Ross Fisher and Ian Poulter's win shows why English golf is now on a promise
Victories for Ross Fisher and Ian Poulter indicate it is about time we had a major winner from these shores again.
Ross Fisher defeats Anthony Kim to win Volvo World Matchplay Championship
Briton beats American Anthony Kim 4&3 to win the Volvo World Matchplay at Finca Cortesin Golf Club.
Ian Poulter holds nerve to win Singapore Open by one shot
Briton fired a final round oneover 72 to win the Singapore Open by one shot from China's Liang Wenchong.
Ross Fisher rebounds to set up World Matchplay final with Anthony Kim
Ross Fisher beat Angel Cabrera on the third extra hole of their Volvo World Matchplay semifinal and will play Anthony Kim in the final.
Ian Poulter loses lead at Singapore Open as thunderstorms suspend play
Ian Poulter loses fivestroke lead after just six holes of his third round at the Singapore Open where thunderstorms have suspended play.
Ross Fisher to play Angel Cabrera in Volvo Matchplay semifinals
Ross Fisher is the only Englishman through to the semifinals after beating Jeev Milkha Singh.
Anthony 'Bad boy' Kim has a good day in Volvo World Matchplay
Young American rising star spoils the party for Paul Casey and Retief Goosen on the first day of the Volvo World Matchplay.
Ian Poulter puts his feet up after taking lead in Singapore Open
Ian Poulter takes a oneshot lead ahead of Ernie Els and qualifier Chan Yihshin of Taipeion on a raininterrupted first day.
Ian Poulter leads the way at Singapore Open before the storm clouds gather
Ian Poulter the clubhouse leader at Singapore Open after firing fiveunderpar 66 before lightning forces suspension of play.
Rory McIlroy excited by newlook Matchplay
Northern Irishman remembers World Matchplay's rich history at Wentworth but likes the new format in Spain
Paul Casey will take no risks in Volvo World Matchplay
Paul Casey's return from injury could be as fragile as Tiger Woods's recovery from knee surgery.
Obama drops basketball and shows his drive on the golf course
The president cannot keep off the greens - is this a political move or has the game got him in its grip asks Jim White.
Phil Mickelson: Olympic golf will allow growth on global level
Golf which was played at 1900 Paris Olympics and 1904 Games in St Louis will be included for 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Michael Jonzon springs surprise in Spain to surge into top 100
Sweden's Michael Jonzon has won the Castello Masters in Spain with a closing 18foot birdie putt.
General Sir Richard Dannatt's golf ambitions are hit into the rough
Having retired as head of the Army General Sir Richard Dannatt had hoped to spend some of his free time at the Royal West Norfolk Golf Club.
Golf News comment and analysis
Read the latest golf news comment and analysis from the US and European golf tours and the buildup for golf's premier event the Ryder Cup in 2010.
LPGA: Mizuno Classic: Song Leads By One
South Korea's Bo Bae Song shot a 7-under 65 on day two to take the lead heading into the final round.
HSBC Champions: Mickelson Takes Over
A third-round 67 gave Phil Mickelson a two-shot lead over Tiger Woods and Nick Watney
LPGA: Mizuno Classic: Lang Leads After Day One
Brittany Lang shot a 6-under 66 in the first round to take a one-stroke lead in the Japan-based event.
HSBC Champions: Woods Grabs Share Of Lead
Twice a runner-up in the HSBC Champions, Tiger Woods has given himself another crack at a title after a second-consecutive 67
Part 3: Zhang Lian-wei
At the China Open John Barton meets Zhang Lian-wei -- China's first pro golfer and the first mainland Chinese golfer to play in any of the game's four major championships.
HSBC Champions: Watney Sets Pace
With most of the focus on Tiger Woods, Nick Watney tied a course record with a 64
Golf: Last Call
As China readied to host a $7 million WGC event, local pros who pioneered the sport face a new reality: The party may be winding down for them
The Front Nine
Earth shattering answers to the all-important critical questions facing the world of golf ...
Grillroom: Lori Garbacz
This former LPGA pro and full-time rebel has found a new life in Brooklyn doing charitable work
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