Princeton Tiger Woods
WTRF Fri, 16 Sep 2005 1:29 PM PDT
Even though September 13th's his actual birthdate, Jeff McGraw's birthday present to himself was delivered a day earlier. A long Monday that started bright and early at 5:30 A.M. with a long drive to Spring Valley Country Club. |
Campbell slams no show
Eurosport Thu, 15 Sep 2005 3:19 PM PDT
U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell says the absence of most of the world's top players from this week's World Match Play Championship "is a slap in the face to the sponsors". World number one Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh and Phil Mickelson have chosen to miss the elite 16-man event at Wentworth. |
Golf Truth & Rumors: Sept. 16, 2005
Sports Illustrated Fri, 16 Sep 2005 7:58 AM PDT
David Toms, the No. 11 player in the world who was making his second appearance in the 84 Lumber Classic, collapsed on his 10th hole yesterday after experiencing chest pains and shortness of breath and is listed in good condition with stable vital signs at UPMC Presbyterian University Hospital. -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
Patience helps South Korean Wi grab share of PGA lead
AFP via Yahoo! News Fri, 16 Sep 2005 5:30 AM PDT
South Korean Charlie Wi fired eight birdies on his way to a seven-under par 65 to grab a share of the lead after round one of the 4.4 million-dollar US PGA 84 Lumber Classic. |
Wentworth wobbles
BBC News Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:56 PM PDT
Our man sees the good, bad and plain ugly on day two |
Bubble bobble
GolfWeek Fri, 16 Sep 2005 1:11 PM PDT
Earning a PGA Tour card is easy, keeping it is hard. This, of course, is a slightly adjusted variation of the old adage "Dying is easy, comedy is hard." For anyone who has walked a mile inside the ropes of the PGA Tour, it's an oddly appropriate parallel. |
Cup is Scott's driving force
Sydney Morning Herald Fri, 16 Sep 2005 7:50 AM PDT
Presidents man … Adam Scott hopes to be on a winning Internationals team next week. Helping clinch the Presidents Cup for the Internationals next week would kick-start Adam Scott's unfulfilled season, writes Peter Stone. |
Louisa Wall: Tennis and the Ashes deliver magic moments
The New Zealand Herald Fri, 16 Sep 2005 10:15 AM PDT
Well done England. The Ashes have returned to the Motherland and this biennial test cricket contest between England and Australia, one of cricket's fiercest and most celebrated rivalries, continues its proud history. |
Meyers ready to hit the lanes
Wahpeton News Fri, 16 Sep 2005 11:59 AM PDT
Is it possible for two extremely competitive siblings to get along in the midst of a sports season in which they are continually pitted against one another? |
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