Same time, very different Woods
Fox Sports Mon, 29 Aug 2005 11:56 AM PDT
At last year's Deutsche Bank Championship, Vijay Singh beat Tiger Woods in a head-to-head showdown and took over the top spot in the world rankings. As the PGA Tour returns to Boston this week, it does so under very different circumstances. |
NEC Invitational: Tiger tied for lead
Seattle Times Mon, 29 Aug 2005 0:53 AM PDT
Tiger Woods felt he played well enough to score in the mid-60s on Friday and take a comfortable lead into the weekend at the NEC Invitational. One hole changed everything but his outlook. |
Golf roundup: Woods, Donald are NEC leaders
Seattle Times Mon, 29 Aug 2005 0:56 AM PDT
Tiger Woods said he felt he played well enough yesterday to score in the mid-60s and take a comfortable lead into the weekend at the NEC... |
Woods left town before extra day of PGA
Seattle Times Mon, 29 Aug 2005 0:54 AM PDT
Tiger Woods needed only three players to make bogey on the final hole of the PGA Championship to get into a playoff, and it's a good thing... |
NEC Invitational: Woods, Singh start strong
Seattle Times Mon, 29 Aug 2005 0:52 AM PDT
Three days after the major-championship season ended, Tiger Woods and Vijay Singh played like they still have plenty to prove yesterday... |
Tiger scratches way to another WGC victory
Seattle Times Mon, 29 Aug 2005 0:59 AM PDT
The World Golf Championships were created seven years ago to bring together the best players from around the world. Tiger Woods has turned... |
Howell reaches career-high ranking following BMW win
Sports Network Mon, 29 Aug 2005 1:00 PM PDT
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - A victory at the BMW International Open over the weekend has vaulted England's David Howell into a career-high position in the Official World Golf Rankings. |
No change for Campbell in world rankings
NZCity Mon, 29 Aug 2005 1:08 PM PDT
Michael Campbell has retained his place in the world's top 20 in the latest world golf rankings. Campbell remains at number 19 on the list, after taking the weekend off. |
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