Monthly Archives: December 2011

Woods turns 36 today. Almost hard to believe he’ll be 40 in four years. How many (if any) majors can he win in the next four years?

Before UCLA golfer Patrick Cantlay plays in the Masters, U.S. Open and British Open, he’ll tee it up in the Northern Trust Open at Riviera. Cantlay, the world’s top-ranked amateur, has received a sponsor’s exemption to play in the PGA … Continue reading →

Chevron, which has sponsored the Tiger Woods’ event Chevron World Challenge, is ending its sponsorship with the event, the Associated Press first reported. Reached on his phone, Greg McLaughlin said he felt ”very confident” the tournament will find another sponsor.

Tiger Woods birdied the final two holes of the Chevron World Challenge to win the tournament, his first victory in two years. The drought is over. As for how he felt when he sank that putt on No. 18, a … Continue reading →

Tiger Woods shot a 1-over 73 Saturday on a day with swirling winds – which he said were the worst all week – and bogeys three of the par-5s. ouch! Johnson starts round with 10 consecutive pars before eagling the … Continue reading →

Wind, wind and more wind at the #Chevronworldchallenge. Thought it was supposed to end Friday. #Tiger leads by 3 and tees off in five minutes. I’m writing in twitterspeak!

Tiger Woods shot a 5-under 67 to overtake K.J. Choi for the lead at the Chevron World Challenge. Woods had an eagle-birdie-birdie stretch on the back nine on holes 11, 12 and 13 and is 8-under for the tournament. Choi … Continue reading →

Ellen Krausse and her friend, Candace Robledo – a former COC golfer – got plenty of attention wearing an oversized Rickie Fowler hat Thursday. Here’s the details on their hat and and whether Fowler signed it.

KJ Choi has the early lead after Rd 1 in the Chevron World Challenge. Read about how he, Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker all survived the win Thursday.

K.J. Choi is used to playing in the wind, so it should be no surprise he is leading the Chevron World Challenge after the first round. Choi shot a 6-under 66 and is three shots ahead of Steve Stricker and … Continue reading →