A year means all the difference for Tiger Woods
Slam! Sports Thu, 01 Sep 2005 3:36 PM PDT
Tiger Woods falls down after blasting a driver out of a fairway bunker on the 7th on Thursday. NORTON, Mass. (AP) - Tiger Woods must have felt his world was falling apart a year ago when he left the Deutsche Bank Championship. |
A year later, so much has changed for American golf sensation Tiger Woods
Canada.com Thu, 01 Sep 2005 3:44 PM PDT
NORTON, Mass. (AP) - Tiger Woods must have felt his world was falling apart a year ago when he left the Deutsche Bank Championship. He lost a high-stakes duel against Vijay Singh and surrendered his No. 1 ranking for the first time in more than five years. |
Woods shows early intent in Boston
CNN.com Fri, 02 Sep 2005 11:55 AM PDT
NEW YORK, USA (Reuters) -- World number one Tiger Woods fired a flawless six-under-par 65 to grab the lead midway through the first round at the $5.5 million Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, Massachusetts on Friday. |
A year brings lots of change for Tiger
USA Today Thu, 01 Sep 2005 5:39 PM PDT
Tiger Woods must have felt his world was falling apart a year ago after the Deutsche Bank Championship. He had lost his No. 1 ranking, was having trouble with his swing and heard gossip about his engagement being on the rocks. "It's nice to see that I made a comeback," he said Thursday. |
A Plea for Perspective
TheGolfChannel.com Fri, 02 Sep 2005 4:35 AM PDT
Does it really matter if Tiger Woods wins this week? Is it big news if Davis Love, Justin Leonard, Sean O’ Hair or Fred Couples wins the battle at the Deutsche Bank Championship and blows Woods away in the process? Hardly. |
Tiger takes early lead at Deutsche Bank
MSNBC Fri, 02 Sep 2005 12:02 PM PDT
NORTON, Mass. - It's early, but the third time may turn out to be the charm for Tiger Woods. Finishing second and seventh in the two years of the $5.5 million Deutsche Bank Championship, Woods has jumped out to an early lead in Friday's first round with a round of 6-under-par 65. |
Izzo has life-changing experience in Kuwait
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Fri, 02 Sep 2005 1:27 PM PDT
Tom Izzo has won a national championship and golfed with Tiger Woods, but Michigan State's basketball coach said those experiences can't compare to his recent trip to Kuwait. |
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