Los Angeles Times sports and culture columnist and ESPN radio host LZ Granderson on Tuesday called into question the name of golf’s biggest tournament — the Masters, which was won earlier this month by golf legend Tiger Woods. During a
While writing in the Guardian, former NBA player Etan Thomas denigrated Tiger Woods’ great comeback Masters win as a hollow victory because Tiger is not a social justice warrior.
Just as Tiger Woods was swinging his way to a historic fifth Masters Tournament win, Dallas Cowboys legends Tony Romo and Emmitt Smith were golfing with former President Barack Obama.
After an epic day of golf at Augusta National, we are left with some burning questions. Let’s get them answered.
April 15 (UPI) — Tiger Woods’ backup putter from the 2000 season sold for $88,809.60 at an auction.
April 15 (UPI) — CBS Sports’ coverage for the final round of the 2019 Masters was the highest-rated morning golf broadcast in 34 years, the network announced Monday.
Tiger Woods won his fifth green jacket at the Masters last weekend, and not only is this a great victory for Tiger, but it is also another strike against the establishment media that mostly thought he’d never win another major.
It seemed like the entire country was in a celebratory mood after Tiger Woods won the Masters on Sunday, and there was no shortage of people who wanted to celebrate with Tiger. However, Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw may have had the most interesting celebration idea of all.
The vast majority of the American sports media may have written off Tiger Woods’ chances of winning another major championship. However, there was indeed someone who predicted that Tiger was on the cusp of winning once again: President Trump.
Tiger Woods won the Masters on Sunday, for the first time in 11 years. The victory also represents Woods’ 15th major win, with only three major championships separating him from the all-time record of 18 held by Jack Nicklaus.
Tiger Woods thrilled the golf watching world on Saturday, with a performance reminiscent of the kind he routinely displayed in the early 2000’s.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Tiger Woods ran into the long leg of the law during an escape from the trees.
The Masters got underway at Augusta National Golf Club with Brooks Koepka picking up right where he left off by continuing his dominance in major championships. Koepka shot hassle-free 66 putting him into a tie for the lead with Bryson DeChambeau who went wild on the back nine with 7 birdies in a round he called “magical.”
The official start of the 2019 golf season was way back in October but for the casual golf fan the season starts this week at the Players Championship; the first glamorous tournament of the year.
The staff at Augusta National Golf Club, has reportedly banned use of the phrase “Dilly Dilly,” during the 2018 Masters Tournament.
Tiger Woods calls it a miracle that he’s stalking a 15th major title at Augusta National this week, just a year after he could barely sit through the Masters champions’ dinner.
Matt Kuchar hit a hole-in-one Sunday on the 16th hole during the fourth round of the Masters. Kuchar’s incredible shot moved him into a tie for third place on the leaderboard at the time. After nailing the hole-in-one, Kuchar gave the
Augusta (United States) (AFP) – Spain’s Sergio Garcia captured his first major golf title on Sunday after 73 failed attempts, making a birdie on the first playoff hole to defeat Justin Rose and win the 81st Masters.
Augusta (United States) (AFP) – Sergio Garcia, chasing his first major title after 73 failed attempts, and Justin Rose, seeking a green jacket to go with Olympic gold, teed off Sunday sharing the final-round lead at the Masters.
Augusta (United States) (AFP) – A tension-packed shootout among 15 golfers bunched within five shots atop the leaderboard began unfolding Saturday as the third round of the Masters opened at Augusta National.
Augusta (United States) (AFP) – World number one Dustin Johnson could miss the Masters after injuring his lower back in a fall Wednesday on a staircase at a rented home.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — “More important than golf,” Jordan Spieth said Sunday night as a preamble to publicly congratulating the new Masters champion,Danny Willett. And with those words, Spieth showed that he would live to laugh about his Masters meltdown.
Despite yanking his drive into the bushes on 18 on way to a triple bogey, Bryson DeChambeau sits only four back of leader Jordan Spieth as he continues his quest to become the first amateur to win the Masters.
Last April when the world’s 2,535th-ranked amateur golfer gazed at the TV tuned to the Masters while sitting in a Farmington, Minnesota, saloon, he told his dad that someday he would take him to Augusta National to watch the tournament.
According to a recent survey of over 50 PGA Tour players, seventy percent of them believe that Tiger Woods will never win another major championship.
Next week in Augusta Rory McIlroy bows out of a portion of the “tradition unlike any other,” choosing not to play in the annual three-par competition at the Masters.
On Wednesday at St. Andrews, two-time Masters champion Tom Watson announced that next year will be his final trip to Augusta National to compete in the Masters, citing a decline in skills as the reason. Watson, 65, has not made
Jordan Spieth won the 79th Masters tournament on Sunday shooting 70 and annihilating the rest of the field, topping his closest competitors Justin Rose and Phil Mickelson by four shots.
Friday at the 79th Masters Tournament Tiger Woods sent a message early that he planned on being around for the weekend.
“I’m playing in the Masters,” Tiger Woods stated on his official website Friday afternoon. “It’s obviously very important to me, and I want to be there.”
