Monthly Archives: October 2010

Annika tourney debuting overseas

Annika Sorenstam has retired from playing golf, but she’s still heavily involved in golf. Her first ANNIKA junior girls-only tournament will debut in China. Here’s more:

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Tiger Woods at “peace”

Tiger Woods certainly looks like he’s in a good place. Woods, wearing a Stanford polo shirt, did his annual news conference Monday for the Chevron World Challenge at Sherwood Country Club. He was interviewed via satellite. “Certainly I’m a lot … Continue reading

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Villegas, Cink in Chevron

The Chevron World Challenge has announced that Camilo Villegas and STewart Cink are the two exemptions for Tiger Woods’ tournament. They were the first two players asked and both accepted. Tough luck for 21-year-old Rickie Fowler. Fowler, a Ryder Cup … Continue reading

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Bubba Watson’s father dies

Bubba Watson just tweeted that his father, who has been ill, passed away today.

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Tiger tourney announces fantastic field

Tiger Woods’ tournament, the Chevron World Challenge, is a who’s who of golf this season. And Tiger Woods announced recently he’ll play, too, after not playing the last two years. Here’s the field: Woods, Steve Stricker, Martin Kaymer, Jim Furyk, … Continue reading

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Tiger goes to school

Tiger Woods visited a ninth-grade charter school class in Washington, D.C. to celebrate the expansion of his learning center. Here’s more information on the event, sent by the Tiger Woods Foundation.

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McDowell tough under pressure

Graeme #McDowell has never been more nervous than in winning the final match, against Hunter Mahan, in the Ryder Cup early this morning. McDowell said winning the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach was like ”playing the back nine with my … Continue reading

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Europeans win Ryder Cup… but not without drama

The U.S. made a huge comeback today in the Ryder Cup, and it came down to the last singles match. Graeme McDowell beat Hunter Mahan in that last match for captain Colin Montgomerie’s team in Wales, and the Europeans win, … Continue reading

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U (uh-oh) S in trouble in Wales

The U.S. got off to a nice 6-4 lead in the Ryder Cup but is trailing in all six matches from today that have yet to be finished due to darkness. Jeff Overton can’t make every putt!

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