Monthly Archives: February 2007

Brad Kearns just emailed in this tidbit about his farther, Walter, who now has 11 holes-in-one. On Wednesday, February 28th, 2007, Walter Kearns hit his 11th career hole-in-one at his home course of Lakeside Golf Club. This one came on … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods’ PGA Tour win streak is over. It ends at seven matches. Woods just lost to Australian Nick O’Hern in the 20th hole at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship. So much for trying to tie Byron Nelson’s streak of … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods just missed a four-foot putt that would’ve won his match against Nick O’Hern. There was complete silence from the the broadcasters and fans. Tiger NEVER misses those four-five-six foot putts. But he did today. Nick O’Hern missed his … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods was down four through seven holes to Nick O’Hern in the WGC-Accenture Match Play…The match was all square through 16 but O’Hern birdied the 17th…Woods needed to make a 5-footer on the 18th hole to extend the match … Continue reading →

Phil Mickelson’s struggles continue. He just lost to Justin Rose, 3 and 1, in the second round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championships in Arizona. Phil was spotted working with swing coach Butch Harmon on Tuesday, even though his swing … Continue reading →

Phil Mickelson was spotted working with swing coach Butch Harmon before the WGC Accenture Match Play Championship in Arizona. That wouldn’t normally be cause for news, but Mickelson already has a swing coach in Rick Smith. The timing is interesting, … Continue reading →

Read below on the In the Rough golf blog to follow the Nissan Open’s final round and sudden-death playoff Sunday as it happened. Daily News columnist Kevin Modesti was at Riviera Country Club to write the real-time chronicle of Charles … Continue reading →

Charles Howell III on his second PGA Tour victory and first in five years, achieved at the site of the most maddening of his 10 second-place finishes: “It’s been a long time. I’ve always said Riviera is my favorite golf … Continue reading →

Phil Mickelson on his disastrous chip shot from 90 feet away on the ninth green, where he chunked it, leading to a bogey: “I’ve practiced that shot a lot (with a 9-iron), and I’ve never had that happen, where the … Continue reading →

1. Charles Howell III, -16, won on third extra hole 2. Phil Mickelson, -16 T3. Ernie Els, Robert Allenby, Jim Furyk, -13 6. Sergio Garcia, -11 7. Padraig Harrington, -10 8. Pat Perez, -9 T9. Anthony Kim, Rocco Mediate, Jeff … Continue reading →