Memorial Tournament Round 1: Risky Romero Returns to Form

After round one of the 2012 Memorial Tournament hosted by Jack Nicklaus, a bewilderingly talented, yet inconsistent golfer, has put himself in prime position to contend. Given that description, the name that might first come to mind would be Tiger Woods, who sits at two-under par—four strokes off the lead. Who may come to mind nearly last would be Andres Romero. The 31-year-old Argentinian, who... 

Memorial Tournament 2012: Solid First Round a Positive Step for Tiger Woods

It’s back to counting baby steps for Tiger Woods, this time at the Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio. What choice does he have? Or rather, what choice do we, who are still waiting for Tiger to be Tiger, have? He’s coming off the worst three-tournament stretch of a professional career—a 40th at the Masters, a missed cut at the Wells Fargo Championship and a 40th at the Players Championship—in... 

Memorial Tournament 2012: Phil Mickelson Withdraws After Poor 1st Round

According to the official Twitter account of the PGA Tour, Phil Mickelson has withdrawn from the Memorial Tournament. Mickelson withdrew from @MemorialGolf after his opening 79. It’s his worst score ever at Muirfield Village. — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) May 31, 2012 Mickelson, who cited mental fatigue as the reason for his withdrawal, shot a 79 in the opening round, the worst score of his career... 

Phil Mickelson Withdraws from Memorial After Shooting 79; Cites Fatigue

Hall of Fame golfer Phil Mickelson has withdrawn this evening from The Memorial after shooting a seven over par 79 this afternoon, according to PGATour.com . Citing fatigue as the reason for withdrawal, Mickelson played the back nine holes in an amazing 42 shots. Par for those holes is 36. For the first time in his career, he played seven straight holes with a score of 5. The 79 is the highest round... 

Memorial Tournament 2012: Tiger Woods and More Top Pros to Watch on Friday

The first round of the 2012 Memorial Golf Tournament is just about in the books in Ohio, and if Thursday was any indication, there should be no shortage of storylines as we head into the weekend—including a potential resurgence by the sport’s most well-known player.   Tiger Gets His Groove Back It’s only one round of golf, but it was a good one. And for the slumping Tiger Woods,... 

Krista Dunton: Learn How to Golf the "Write" Way…

One of Golf Writer Andy Reistetter’s New Year’s resolutions is to improve his golf game. So why not start a new series with one of golf’s finest teaching professionals- Krista Dunton at Berkeley Hall in Bluffton, South Carolina. She is one of Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers in 2012, right up there with the likes of Butch Harmon Jr., David Leadbetter and her own mentor, Jim... 

Memorial Tournament 2012 TV Coverage: Schedule Heading into the Weekend

One of the early June lead-in tournaments to the US Open, the 2012 Memorial Tournament teed off on Thursday and continues through Sunday. With a field of top players such as Tiger Woods and Luke Donald, some other underrated golfers are in the spotlight. Here, let’s check out the weekend’s schedule, and who to look for in Round 2 on Friday.   Tournament broadcasting schedule courtesy... 

Tiger Woods Must Master His Putting to Win 2012 Memorial Tournament

Tiger Woods entered the clubhouse with a two-under 70 during the first round of the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio Thursday.  Woods can mostly thank his work on the greens for his low score, which also included working around a double bogey on the par-4 18th hole. If Woods has any intention on winning the Memorial for the fifth time in his career, the putting... 

Lewis Hamilton’s Formula 1 2012: A Series of Unfortunate Events

It is a fairly common and entirely harmless amusement for Formula One fans to compile lists such as “The Top 10 Drivers Of All Time.” Indeed, this writer may at times have contributed to such serial folly. Sadly for his many fans, it seems increasingly unlikely that Lewis Hamilton will join the pantheon of F1 greats populated by Senna, Clark, Schumacher, Prost, etc. Having thus far in his... 

Formula 1: Why Pastor Maldonado Should Not Be Driving at the Canadian Grand Prix

The 2012 Monaco Grand Prix was a bit of a damp squib. The promised rain never arrived, and overtaking was all but impossible. The most interesting part of Sunday’s action could well have been that annual moment of wondering whether someone was going to spray champagne on Prince Albert. Not this time, sadly. Yes, it was a bit of a stinker. But a far more interesting event took place during the... 

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