Monthly Archives: November 2010

Fred Couples expects Tiger Woods to bounce back SYDNEY (AP) — Golf great Fred Couples expects Tiger Woods to play better next year and revive interest in the PGA Tour. The 1992 Masters champion, in Sydney for this week’s Australian … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods says he’s a different man. Do you believe? Here are my thoughts. Also, Tiger Woods will have his annual news conference tomorrow at Sherwood Country Club, so we’ll have more then.

Tiger Woods has written an intriguing essay for Newsweek. The past year is the most open we’ve seen Woods, although much of the information was not his choice. Today, he started tweeting and Newsweek ran this piece written by none … Continue reading →

Jerry West, executive tournament director of the Northern Trust Open, has lowered ticket prices. “We’re pleased to offer these more affordable ticket prices and new programs to golf fans for next year’s Northern Trust Open,” said Northern Trust Open Executive … Continue reading →

twitter. You can check out his tweets on http://twitter.com/tigerwoods. Woods tweeted for the first time today. He just started tweeting, and apparently he’s enamored already.

John Daly has lost 100 pounds, and his new body has affected his golf game. Here’s a Daly preview as to what we can expect from him in this week’s Hong Kong Open.

Jim Furyk was named by the PGA Tour’s player of the year by the PGA of America, and Matt Kuchar won the Vardon Trophy for lowest scoring average at 69.61. Furyk won three events and the FedEx Cup championship, and … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods won just one skin in the four-player event in Thailand, the homeland of his mom, Kultida. Camilo Villegas won the event. The Associated Press reports that Kultida didn’t make the trip because of health problems. Tiger left Thailand … Continue reading →

If you know someone who’s looking for a break on the golf scene, check out the qualifications to earn an exemption into the Northern Trust Open. The PGA Tour event is Feb. 17-20 at Riviera Country Club.

As expected, though still difficult to comprehend, Tiger Woods is no longer the No. 1 player in the world. Lee Westwood overtook Tiger as No. 1. “As far as the world ranking is concerned, yes, I’m not ranked No. 1 … Continue reading →