5 Reasons Keegan Bradley Is the PGA Tour’s Next Big Star

Second-year PGA Tour pro Keegan Bradley is the real deal. The 2011 Rookie of the Year picked up where he left off last year—he has Top 25 finishes in all eight of the events he has entered so far this season—and he is currently among the top 20 best golfers in the world, proving his freshman campaign was no fluke. Last year, Bradley won twice, including a victory in his first-ever major... 

Tiger Woods: Will Injured Achilles Keep Him out of the Masters?

One week after Tiger Woods carded the best final round of his incredible 16-year PGA Tour career, he suffered a leg injury that leaves his participation in the year’s first major championship, the Masters Tournament, in question. Tiger Woods withdrew from competition during the final round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship yesterday, limping off the TPC Blue Monster course at Doral Golf Resort... 

Tiger Woods: Honda Classic Final-Round 62 a Sign of Things to Come

A week after I said Tiger Woods was still trying to figure it out, Tiger Woods figured it out. Tiger began the final round of the Honda Classic a seemingly insurmountable nine shots behind leader Rory McIlroy. But two eagles, four birdies and 12 pars later, he had the best Sunday finish of his incredible 16-year career as he moved up the leader board and into second place. McIlroy was still five holes... 

PGA Tour 2012: 12 Bold Predictions for the Coming Golf Season

The 2012 PGA Tour season crowned its first winner at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions this past week in Hawaii. Steve Stricker picked up where he left off last season—minus the problems with a neck injury late in the year—and outlasted the field with a remarkable 23-under-par 269 total. The win catapulted him to No. 5 in the Official World Golf Ranking. Here’s my first bold prediction:... 

Lexi Thompson Dominates Dubai Ladies Masters, Youngest Winner Again

Youngest ever. You might as well get used to hearing that about Lexi Thompson’s triumphs in her professional golf career. Ten weeks after earning a special exemption to play on the LPGA Tour full-time, Thompson won her second tournament of the year—a Ladies European Tour event, the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters—by four strokes. Thompson was leading the final event of the 2011 Ladies... 

Tiger Woods: What’s in Tiger’s Bag for 2012

Believe it. Tiger Woods is back. And if you don’t think the recent warning signs are enough proof—his third place finish at the Australian Open; his 4 and 3 win over Aaron Baddeley to clinch US victory in the Presidents Cup; and just a couple days ago, his win at the Chevron World Challenge—just wait until 2012. It took a couple years of dealing with personal problems, swing changes... 

Tiger Woods: Why His Latest Victory Will Lead to More Wins in 2012

Tiger Woods had to wait two years between victories, but he’s finally back in the winner’s circle. Tiger birdied the final two holes to outlast Zach Johnson by one stroke en route to winning the 2011 Chevron World Challenge, a tournament hosted by his own foundation. It was classic Tiger Woods at a time when it looked like he might fail to “seal the deal” with clutch putting... 

10 Reasons Tiger Woods Will Be Back in 2012

Everyone has an opinion regarding the future of Tiger Woods. And it’s typically a pretty strong persuasion for or against his return to dominance on the PGA Tour. I’m not saying Woods will ever regain the form that earned him 14 major tournament wins. That type of supremacy seems impossible for any athlete to maintain—no matter what their circumstances—especially as they get... 

LPGA Tour: Suzann Pettersen Wants to Be the Best Female Golfer in the World

Suzann Pettersen is one of the best female golfers in the world. But that certainly isn’t good enough as far as she is concerned. Pettersen is on a quest to unseat Yani Tseng as the Rolex Rankings No. 1 player and become the best female golfer in the world. With three victories in 2011—not to mention a scintillating Sunday Singles Match Solheim Cup performance that lifted Team Europe to... 

Solheim Cup 2011, Day 2 Results: Team USA Rallies to Tie Europe

With wins in three consecutive four-ball matches Saturday afternoon, Team USA erased a daunting three-point morning deficit to tie Team Europe in the 2011 Solheim Cup at eight points each. Session 3 and Session 4 were played in unexpectedly sunny conditions at Killeen Castle Golf Resort in County Meath, Ireland. In the morning foursome sessions, Team Europe added to their one-point overnight lead with... 

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