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Tiger Woods
(c) Dan Wasserman
Was Tiger Woods Sincere
Cal Thomas
Some media critics think Tiger's staged event with a friendly audience that included Woods' mother, his friends and selected journalists was too perfect, too scripted and too much. Others want to wait and see if he can put his family back together and get his golf game back on track.
Golf: A Spot of Tee in Palm Springs
Edward Schmidt Jr.
When golf vacationers say, 'We're playing Palm Springs,' what they really mean is they're teeing up in the Coachella Valley, which encompasses Palm Springs and other golf-crazy communities such as Palm Desert, La Quinta, Rancho Mirage, Indian Wells and Indio.
Five-Star Ireland: Luxury, Golf & Spas Await
World's Fare Margeret M. Johnson
We recently had the pleasure -- make that distinct pleasure -- of visiting three five-star properties where the "ensuite" bathrooms are marble, the breakfasts are top-notch, the spas and golf courses world-class.
Discourse on the Golf Course
Dave Barry
You have surely noticed that a big golf craze is sweeping the nation, as aging Baby Boomers discover the benefits of participating in a sport where the most physically demanding activity is ordering putters by mail
Tiger Woods
(c) M. Ryder
Tiger's Woeful Tales: Tiger Woods Scandal
Clarence Page
The accident occurred as the tabloid and celebrity media were reporting the first of what has become more than a dozen reported mistresses with whom Woods has allegedly had relations during his marriage. Comedians are having a field day. On a Top Ten list of ways Woods could improve his image, David Letterman suggested, 'Release list of women he did not have sex with.'
Tiger Woods and Disposable Gods
Robert C. Koehler
Read the tabloids -- watch the tube -- if you want to know how a society that has lost its religiosity can still engage with the deities. The eerily appropriate term 'celebrity worship' is evidence of the extent to which we've improved on Greek culture: We've invented disposable gods and our latest example is Tiger Woods
What Was Tiger Thinking?: Tiger Woods Scandal
Carl Hiaasen
Rejected first draft of a statement by Tiger Woods prepared for his Web site.
Be Grateful for Tiger Woods Affair -- It Reminds Us He's Human
John A. Farrell
Is Tiger conceited? Yup. But no more so than any other preternatural talent I have met in a career of chronicling athletes, actors, politicians, and other public figures. Fame has a terrifyingly corrosive effect on the soul.
Tiger's Troubles: Tiger Woods Scandal
Reader Comments
Hero worship is the problem, not the heroes. As a human being, chances are Tiger Woods is no better than whoever is sitting in the next room right now. If Tiger goes on to break every record in the book of golf, that's one thing. The mistake is thinking that excellence in any field, reveals anything about one's character
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Woods to make comeback at Masters
Tiger Woods reveals he will make his return to competitive golf at the Masters in Augusta starting on 8 April.
Masters relishing tour comeback
Kent's top female golfer Danielle Masters cannot wait to return to the Ladies European Tour after a difficult couple of years.
Nerveless Els clinches CA title
A superb final-round 66 from South Africa's Ernie Els saw off the challenge of Charl Schwartzel to secure the WGC-CA Championship title.
Davies falls short in Australia
Britain's Laura Davies finishes three shots behind winner Yani Tseng after an impressive display at the Australian Open in Melbourne.
Els and Schwartzel share CA lead
South Africans Ernie Els and Charl Schwartzel are tied for the lead going into the final round of the WGC-CA Championship in Florida.
Els takes lead at CA Championship
Ernie Els shoots a bogey-free 66 to take a one-shot lead at 10 under after the second round of the CA Championship in Miami.
Monty retains first major belief
Colin Montgomerie will focus on playing after captaining Europe's Ryder Cup team in the hope of securing an elusive first major.
Casey makes solid start in Miami
England's Paul Casey stands two shots behind leader Charl Schwartzel after the first round of the CA Championship in Miami.
McIlroy buoyed by Nicklaus advice
Rory McIlroy has spoken of a 90-minute one-to-one talk with Jack Nicklaus which he hopes will help him achieve his golfing dreams.
Mickelson's Ping wedge is banned
Phil Mickelson will no longer be able to use his controversial 20-year-old wedge after an agreement between the PGA Tour and club manufacturer Ping.
Funding boost for Scottish golf
Scottish golfing prospects are to benefit from a £1m funding package to help them make the transition from amateur to professional.
Villegas eases to Florida success
Camilo Villegas shoots a final round of 68 to win the Honda Classic by five shots.
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A sideshow like no other at the Masters
That announcement Tuesday was all it took for the Masters to become about one player. Minutes later, reporters flocked to the practice range at Innisbrook to find anyone willing to share any perspective about his return to competition.
Economy hurting players, sponsors
Some golfers are losing that NASCAR look on their apparel with fewer sponsorship deals. Geoff Ogilvy and Vijay Singh are among those with no visible logo on their shirts.
More Than Just Winning for Els
Ernie Els was thrilled to be a PGA Tour winner again. But the Big Easy has a bigger purpose in life.
The Biggest Story Ever
Those were the words of Ernie Els' caddie after his bosses' career revitalizing win at Doral.
Augusta National the right place for Woods to return
Tiger Woods is set to return at Augusta National. It's the right place and the right time for him.
Fantasy Island: Transitions Championship
Our GolfChannel.com staff offers up their picks for the Transistions Championship.
Woods to return to golf at the Masters
Tiger Woods will return to golf at the Masters next month.
Innisbrook's Copperhead course lets you play where the pros love to play
As golfers, it's a special treat to play where the pros love to play. Innisbrook's Copperhead course is such a place.
Complete coverage of Tiger Woods saga
From a fire hydrant to a prepared statement at Tour headquarters, follow the Tiger Woods saga.
Els brings more awareness to autism
Ernie Els spent Monday playing and hosting the “Els for Autism Charity Pro-Am,” with a lineup of stars that included Jack Nicklaus, Steve Stricker, Raymond Floyd, Adam Scott and Robert Allenby.
New Sheriff in Town
There's a new No. 1 in our Power Rankings as Steve Stricker has been usurped from the top spot.
"He Ain't Done Yet"
Those were the words of Ernie Els' caddie after his bosses' career revitalizing win at Doral.
Big week ends with big win for Big Easy
With a big win under his belt, Ernie Els now faces his ultimate nemesis – Augusta National.
Els cruises to victory at Doral
Ernie Els has ended the longest drought of his career by winning the CA Championship at Doral in a duel with South African protege Charl Schwartzel.
Quotes of the Week
Bring on the monkeys! Jim Furyk likens Tiger's eventual return to golf to that of a zoo. And a circus.
Spin Doctor
Ari Fleischer is putting the spin in Backspin this week, as he's been hired to help Tiger Woods.
Players leery of being paired with Woods
Speculation still surrounds when Tiger Woods will return to golf. But players are very leery of being caught in the circus.
Headlines abound at Doral
Standing between Ernie Els and a title is the Blue Monster and a student taking down a teacher.
Els, Schwartzel hold 54-hole lead at Doral
Ernie Els and Charl Schwartzel are tied for the lead going into the final round at the CA Championship that now has a distinctive South African flavor.
When Tiger Returns
There's plenty speculation as to when Tiger Woods will return. But what will it be like when he does?
Els can sense he’s close
It's been a long time since Ernie Els was a regular fixture as one of the game's best players.
Cut Line: South Beach Special
Turns out that there are such things as stupid questions. Exhibit A came Wednesday at Doral.
Els grabs solo lead at WGC-CA Championship
Ernie Els ran off three straight birdies early and avoided some mistakes when the weather did an about-face at Doral for a 6-under 66 that gave him a one-shot lead in the WGC-CA Championship.
Golf Guy Hits Doral ... Finally
After a wrong turn that ultimately took him to South Beach, the Golf Guy finally found his way to Doral.
Schwartzel takes lead at Doral
Five birdies were enough to put Charl Schwartzel among the leaders at the CA Championship. He wound up alone at the top because he was the one player who managed to avoid a bogey.
AP sources: Woods likely to return at Masters
Tiger Woods intends to remain out of golf at least until the Masters, two people with knowledge of his plans have told The Associated Press.
A Quick Round with Henrik Stenson
Henrik Stenson sits down for a one on one with Randall Mell to talk about his famous striptease.
Spin Demystified
In this week's Q&A, Frank explains exactly how the pros put so much spin on the ball.
Golf Channel Am Tour Expands into South Carolina
Golf Channel announced today the expansion of the Golf Channel Am Tour into one of the country’s top golf destinations - South Carolina.
Kim Ready to Reach Potential
Anthony Kim says he's refocused. Will it lead to success without temptations of South Beach?
A world-class field and wide-open tournament
Two months into Woods’ infidelity break, it has been hard to identify the top guys who win all the time.
Rise and fall of WGCs
Make no mistake, this week’s CA Championship offers plenty of promise, but it’s not the same.
Investing wisely in your game – Week 6
Taking time to invest in your fitness regiment for your game is budget friendly and a great return on your investment of time.
Welcome to the 8 week challenge – week four – more core stability
This eight week challenge is separated into four sections. This week we work on improving core stability.
Golf Guy Hits South Beach
The Golf Guy told his boss he had the flu but then snuck down to South Beach for a little R&R.
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Big Mo a No-Go for Mojo Announcement
The tournament, an unofficial event on the LPGA schedule, takes place in mid-April in Jamaica. Sixteen players make up the field; 15 were named earlier. Some of the dozen golfers who were candidates for the 16th and final spot in the field campaigned hard for it. Anna Rawson, Beatriz Recari, Sandra Gal, Marianne Skarpnord, Vicky Hurst - all launched social media campaigns using Twitter and Facebook; some turned to YouTube and hired PR professionals.
All leading up to the announcement of the winning player on Tuesday, which was hyped for an evening reveal on the Golf Channel. Then two things happened:
As we said: What rotten timing. The Mojo announcement lost its mojo; weeks of great marketing work first slightly undermined, then completely overwhelmed. Buried.
Oh well. Stuff happens. The folks behind the Mojo 6 should still be happy with their efforts.
And Beatriz Recari should be happy at winning the fan vote. She's the 16th and last player in the field. See themojo6.com for more tourney details. Big Mo a No-Go for Mojo Announcement originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 22:03:21.
What rotten timing. For weeks, the innovative Mojo 6 tournament was benefiting from an innovative marketing idea: allowing golf fans to vote on the final golfer to make the field.
Should Tiger Woods Play the Masters' Par-3 Contest?
These questions don't have to wait until Tiger tees off in Round 1 of the 2010 Masters. Some of them, maybe all of them, could be answered if Woods played the Par-3 Contest on Wednesday, the day before the first round begins.
Woods played the Par-3 Contest earlier in his career, but hasn't played since 2005. On his Web site, he once said about the tournament, "You play a practice round in the morning, then sit around for your tee time. It just becomes a long day and takes away from your main preparation. I'm sure there will be a day when I come back and play, especially when Sam and Charlie get a little older and can caddie for me."
Sam and Charlie aren't likely to be anywhere near Augusta this year; besides, putting Sam in a white Augusta caddies jumpsuit this year would be downright exploitive. But that doesn't mean Tiger himself can't show up for the Par-3.
It would be a gesture of goodwill from Tiger to the game of golf, and from Tiger to fans. He said in his apology, "When I do return, I need to make my behavior more respectful of the game." Many interpreted that remark to mean that Woods acknowledges he needs to give up the cussin', spittin' and club-throwin' that sometimes show up in his rounds; that he needs to be more fan-friendly and kid-friendly on the course.
Playing the Par-3 would certainly be a step in that direction. It's a lighthearted event full of smiles and laughter; Tiger could even do something he almost never does on the course - sign autographs.
The Par-3 Contest would take a lot of the tension out of Tiger's return - it would defuse the situation, which might even be good for Woods himself. He's surely wondering about those questions we asked up above, too.
The drawbacks? The Par-3 Course is in a confined space and it's packed to the brim every year already; crowd control would be a nightmare. And there's no doubt that a Woods appearance in the Par-3 Contest definitely would be a distraction to others. Then again, many players bring their kids along. Distractions in the Par-3 Contest are everywhere already. Besides, nobody is seriously concentrating during the Par-3. They're having fun.
And having fun on the golf course again is something Tiger needs to do.
See also: Should Tiger Woods Play the Masters' Par-3 Contest? originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 14:54:26.
How will Tiger Woods be received by fans at The Masters? Will Woods face catcalls? Boos? Or will the reception be a very supportive one? And what about Woods' attitude, his countenance, his body language on the course? And will his presence be a distraction to every other player in the field?
Vote: How Will Tiger Do at The Masters?
Woods has missed significant chunks of time twice before in his professional career. Following the death of his father in 2006, he came back at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot and missed the cut. Returning from knee surgery last year, Woods' first tournament back was the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship, and he lost in the second round. But he won a couple weeks later in his second tournament, the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
What do you think about Tiger's chances at the 2010 Masters?
Vote: How Will Tiger Do at The Masters? originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 11:10:35.
Now we know with certainty that Tiger Woods is returning at The Masters. How will he fare there?
It's Official: Tiger Woods Back at The Masters
"The Masters is where I won my first major, and I view this tournament with great respect," Woods is quoted in the post on tigerwoods.com. "After a long and necessary time away from the game, I feel like I'm ready to start my season at Augusta."
Woods' return had recently been rumored for the Tavistock Cup early next week, the Arnold Palmer Invitational later next week, and The Masters. The Masters is the winner.
"The major championships have always been a special focus in my career and, as a professional, I think Augusta is where I need to be, even though it's been awhile since I last played," Woods said.
Woods' last tournament was the Australian Masters in mid-November, which he won. Less than two weeks later, Woods' now-infamous one-car accident occurred outside his home. And shortly after that, the alleged "Tiger mistresses" started appearing in the pages of tabloids and gossip magazines, launching the Tiger Woods scandals.
While Woods will have missed nearly four months of tournament time by the time of The Masters, he has skipped only three PGA Tour events he normally plays: The Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines; the Accenture Match Play Championship; and the CA Championship. He always plays the Arnold Palmer Invitational, too, but won't this year.
In his statement, Woods addressed his therapy and the decision about the timing of his return:
"When I finally got into a position to think about competitive golf again, it became apparent to me that the Masters would be the earliest I could play. I called both Joe Lewis and Arnold Palmer and expressed my regrets for not attending the Tavistock Cup and the Arnold Palmer Invitational. I again want to thank them both for their support and their understanding. Those are fantastic tournaments, and I look forward to competing in them again."
Vote: How will Tiger Woods finish at the 2010 Masters?
It's Official: Tiger Woods Back at The Masters originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 10:58:10.
Ending months of rumor, innuendo and speculation, Tiger Woods today announced, in a statement posted on his Web site, that he will return to golf at The Masters. The Masters takes place April 8-11. "I have undergone almost two months of inpatient therapy, and I am continuing my treatment. Although I'm returning to competition, I still have a lot of work to do in my personal life.
Have You Attended The Masters?
Have You Attended The Masters? originally appeared on About.com Golf on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at 05:22:05.
If so, we'd like to hear about your Masters experience. If you've attended The Masters, whether on practice days or tournament days, click over to the submission form and tell us what the experience was like. You can share advice for others and you can include a couple photos of your Masters trip.
Post-Round Penalty Changes Outcome of JLPGA Tourney
But shortly thereafter, a ruling - and a resulting penalty - changed Park's 64 to a 66 and moved her from the 1-stroke winner to one stroke behind the winner. The player who benefited, and got the victory, was Yun-jye Wei of Taiwan.
According to a Kyodo News Agency report (HT: The Constructivist), the infraction occurred on the very first green of Park's final round. Wei, playing in the same group as Park, explained it this way:
"Three of us then decided we would talk to a tournament official if we saw one later in the round, but we didn't see any officials and just kept on playing as we were close in title contention."
So Park's ball moved on the first green, and Park either didn't notice or didn't realize it was a penalty. It might be the latter, because a Korea Times article states that Park "didn't think she had started an address." When the wind causes a ball on the putting green to move, a penalty applies only if the player is at address; once at address, the player is deemed to have caused the ball to move. And when the ball moves after address, the ball must be replaced to its original position.
At the end of the round, once the first-hole incident was reported to tournament officials, those officials determined that Park's ball did move, that she was at address, and that she failed to replace the ball. She thus incurred the general penalty for breach of Rule 18, two strokes.
And that 2-stroke penalty knocked Park from winner to runner-up. Post-Round Penalty Changes Outcome of JLPGA Tourney originally appeared on About.com Golf on Monday, March 15th, 2010 at 10:55:13.
When Inbee Park, the 2008 U.S. Women's Open champion, holed out on the final green of the Japan LPGA's Yokohama Tire PRGR Ladies Cup on Sunday, she thought she had a round of 64 and a one-stroke victory."What happened on the first green was that a volunteer saw (Park's) ball move and saw her take a putt without replacing it, but (Wei and the thir member of the group) weren't watching.
This Week: Transitions Championship
A South African won last week - Ernie Els at the WGC CA Championship - and a South African is the defending champion at the Transitions. That would be Retief Goosen, who in 2009 became the second double-winner at the Transitions.
The strong field includes Luke Donald, Rickie Fowler, Jim Furyk, Sergio Garcia, Ryo Ishikawa, Geoff Ogilvy, Ian Poulter, Vijay Singh and Steve Stricker. John Daly and David Duval are also in the field.
Check the Transitions Championship tourney profile for the list of past champions and more tourney info. This Week: Transitions Championship originally appeared on About.com Golf on Monday, March 15th, 2010 at 10:19:33.
The PGA Tour's Puerto Rico Open is finishing up today after weather delays last week, but it's also the start of a new tournament week. The Tour heads to the Tampa, Fla., area this week for the Transitions Championship.
Ernie Els Back Among the Winning
On Sunday, Els took the trophy at the WGC CA Championship, closing with a 66 and beating runner-up Charl Schwartzel by four strokes. Els looked very happy and very relieved after the final putt dropped, and you can bet "the powers that be" in the world of golf are quite happy, too: Tiger Woods isn't playing, Phil Mickelson isn't contending. The PGA Tour has seen some great young golfers in the mix this year, and even winning. But a resurgence by the Big Easy is always going to bring more fans to the game.
But is it a resurgence, or just a blip on the radar screen? Stories have abounded over the past six months of Els' rededication to the game: He's cutting back his travel schedule, he's ramping up his practice schedule. That work has paid off, and here's hoping Els keeps at it.
For Ernie, the CA Championship victory was his second in this event. He's only the second multiple winner, the first being Woods (who has won the tournament six times). It's also career PGA Tour win No. 17 for the Big Easy, tying him with Curtis Strange, Jug McSpaden and Bobby Cruickshank on the list of all-time wins.
Here's a big pat on the back for the Big Easy. Welcome back to the winner's circle, hope to see you there again soon.
Ernie Els Back Among the Winning originally appeared on About.com Golf on Sunday, March 14th, 2010 at 18:35:14.
Ernie Els has won a lot of tournaments, and won them around the world. But he hadn't won anywhere or anything since the 2008 Honda Classic. Until Sunday.
Wanted: Your Buddy Trip/Family Golf Vacation Stories
So how about it: Tell us your stories, and show us your vacation pics:
Wanted: Your Buddy Trip/Family Golf Vacation Stories originally appeared on About.com Golf on Saturday, March 13th, 2010 at 05:45:48.
Have you ever taken a golf buddy trip? Or gone on a family golf vacation? We'd like to hear about your favorite such trips - and we'll share them with About.com readers. What is your favorite destination? What made the trip such a success? You can even include a couple photos. And you can share any tips and tricks you learned about planning and organizing such trips with your fellow golfers.
Today's Woods Rumor: Ari Fleischer?
The Palmer tournament is where Woods came back last year following a long layoff after knee surgery.
The Post article does contain something new, however: According to the paper, Woods has hired Ari Fleischer to help with his media and PR strategy. Fleischer is the former press secretary for President George W. Bush. Since leaving the Bush White House, Fleischer has launched a PR firm, and runs Ari Fleischer Sports Communications as, the Post reports, "a joint venture with IMG Sports & Entertainment." Woods is represented by IMG.
According to various reports, Fleischer's shop has worked with baseball commissioner Bud Selig, former baseball slugger Mark McGwire, and the Bowl Championship Series. Hmm. That doesn't exactly give me confidence in Fleischer's abilities to rehabilitate his clients' images. Selig, McGwire and the BCS are just as unpopular today as ever.
But is Woods really unpopular now? No doubt he has fewer fans than before; he's fodder for late-night comedians, and many golf media members feel used now that they know his public persona - which the golf media relentlessly hyped - was a sham. But my sense, based on comments left here on About.com and in emails I've received from readers, along with voting in various polls, is that Tiger's reception from fans upon his return will be much friendlier than many in the media expect.
Tiger might be hugely unpopular with the golf media right now, but most golf fans seem to believe - again, this is just my sense based on feedback of About.com readers - that Woods' transgressions were of a personal, private nature, and have nothing to do with appreciation of his golf talents.
Maybe Fleischer can help Woods strategize about dealing with the media. I don't think Woods will need any help in dealing with golf fans. He won't be as popular as he was before, but he'll be welcomed back by most fans.
Update: The Associated Press now has a couple unnamed sources, too, sources that contradict the Post's sources. The AP says Woods will likely return at The Masters, but will not before that. Today's Woods Rumor: Ari Fleischer? originally appeared on About.com Golf on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 at 15:40:55.
The New York Post reported today that unnamed sources tell the paper Tiger Woods is going to play the Arnold Palmer Invitational in two weeks. (See update at bottom of post.) In the land of unnamed sources, that rumor is nothing new. The most oft-repeated rumor of Woods' return has pointed to the Tavistock Cup a few days prior to the Palmer. Woods can play the Tavistock, then the Palmer, and satisfy both rumors: Tavistock becomes the site of his return; the Palmer becomes the site of his return to the PGA Tour.
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Palmer reveals world No 1 delayed return as game isn't 'up to speed'
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Tiger Woods returns for Masters despite fellow players' anger
Tiger Woods will chase glory and face anger when he returns to tournament golf
at the Masters.
Tiger Woods must repair his broken soul as he prepares for Masters comeback
Liar, liar. All that halting guff about maybe returning to golf one day was
just a great big fib. Tiger, Tiger, pants on fire.
Tiger Woods returns to golf: Timeline
Tiger Woods will make his return to golf on its biggest stage, at The Masters
next month. Here is how the drama in his life has unfolded.
Tiger Woods to make golf comeback at The Masters
Tiger Woods has courted more controversy by confirming he will return to golf
at The Masters.
Expected Tiger Woods statement descends into insurance sales farce
Despite publicised PGA Tour teleconference, Tiger Woods still makes no
statement about his return.
Tiger Woods guessing game continues as still no date is announced for his return
PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem still does not know when Tiger Woods will
return to golf.
Tiger Woods statement over return date imminent
US PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem has called a media teleconference for
this evening, a day after hinting he knows when Tiger Woods will return to
golf.
Ernie Els ends two-year trophy drought to win CA Championship in Miami
South African ends his two-year trophy drought by winning the CA Championship
in Miami by four shots.
Early return will make Tiger Woods' apology seem extremely cynical
Do you still think Tiger Woods was genuine when he begged forgiveness?
Ernie Els leads the way at Doral's Blue Monster course
There was a time, too long ago for Ernie Els' liking, when the South African
appeared to be the strongest challenger to Tiger Woods.
Tiger Woods comeback talk eclipses Ernie Els' brilliant 66 at CA Championship
South African left in the shade as absent world No 1 Tiger Woods expected to
return at Tavistock Cup.
Tiger Woods turns to former adviser to President Bush for new image
Tiger Woods reportedly hiring a former White House press secretary to handle
assimilation back into fold.
Tiger Woods' potential return not enough to distract Ian Poulter at CA Championship
Englishman focused on winning the CA Championship, despite rumours that Tiger
Woods is set to return.
Tiger Woods working again with swing coach Hank Haney
Tiger Woods's return has moved a step closer after it emerged that he has
resumed work with his swing coach, Hank Haney.
Paul Casey draws on Seve's magic going into CA Championship
Paul Casey says Seve Ballesteros' buccaneering style lies behind English
golfers success.
Phil Mickelson loses right to use his 'rule-breaking' wedge
Phil Mickelson will no longer be allowed to use the 20-year-old Ping wedge
that caused so much consternation at Farmers Insurance Open.
Noh Seung-yul wins in Malaysia to become second-youngest winner on European Tour
South Korean teenager wins Malaysian Open to become second-youngest winner on
the European Tour.
Europe's elite follow in Seve Ballesteros's footsteps at Honda Classic
A conquistador called Seve Ballesteros played golf tournaments in America and
changed the world.
Tiger Woods turns down $75m sponsorship offer from bookmaker Paddy Power
Tiger Woods has turned down a $75 million sponsorship offer from Irish
bookmaker Paddy Power.
Camillo Villegas secures share of Honda Classic lead with Anthony Kim
Camillo Villegas recorded a second successive 66 to secure a share of the lead
at eight-under with Anthony Kim.
Tiger Woods will return in time for the Masters, believes Jack Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus suspects Tiger Woods will be itching to play at Augusta and is
likely to take his place in the field.
Tiger Woods' caddie claims he would have 'blown whistle' on affairs had he known
Steve Williams has said he knew nothing about Tiger Woods' extramarital
affairs and was angry with him over the scandal.
John Daly hits back at golf writer on Twitter
John Daly posts Florida newspapaer writer's mobile number on Twitter after his
PGA Tour disciplinary file is written about.
Padraig Harrington still tortured by doubts ahead of Honda Classic
Padraig Harrington sounds as if he needs a session in the psychiatrist's chair
ahead of this week's Honda Classic.
Practice doesn't make perfect for Laura Davies
Laura Davies has offered the most powerful antidote to Padraig Harrington's
habit of obsessive practising.
Golf - News, comment and analysis
Read the latest golf news, comment and analysis from the US and European golf tours, and the build-up for golf's premier event - the Ryder Cup in 2010.
Woods To Return At Masters
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Sirak: Easy Does It
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bogey-free 66 Sunday, Ernie Els wins the WGC-CA Championship,
a triumph for both the three-time major champ’s confidence
as well as the charity that means so much to him
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