Masters TV Coverage 2012: Complete TV Info for Final Round

After today, you better be tuning into tomorrow’s final round for the Masters. It will be one to remember, as so many golfers made pushes today, and the course showed its teeth to those like Fred Couples, Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy to name a few. Tomorrow’s coverage will be a little bit longer than the previous days and, as always, Masters.com will provide live streaming for the morning... 

Honda Classic 2012: Rory McIlroy Poised to Be No. 1

The revolving door that is the top spot in the world may just be turned again. After holding onto the position for just short of a year as of now, Luke Donald seems to be less than stressed about losing his No. 1 ranking. He’s enjoying time home with his daughters this weekend, and may watch Rory McIlroy take over golf’s top spot should the young Irishman win. Thus far, McIlroy is playing... 

Sergio Garcia Wins Two Straight European Tour Events. Revival?

Today, I watched very happily as Sergio García scrambled the last three holes of the Andalucía Masters to hold off Miguel Angel Jiménez’s late charge. García struggled all day off the tee, but finished the last 11 holes at two under. It was the García’s second victory in the last two weeks, as he romped to a win on his home course by 11 strokes last... 

PGA Tour: Belly Putters Facing Potential Ban?

Everyone knows that putting can win or lose tournaments. That’s why so many PGA Tour pros employ putting coaches, like Dave Pelz or, most notably, Dave Stockton. However, there has been a new trend in how the pros try to go about the improvement of putting: the belly putter–an extended length putter that extends out and comes in contact with a player’s torso.   Up until this... 

8 Most One-Dimensional Golfers on Tour

They say it takes a complete golfer to play on the PGA Tour. However, there are some who feel the need to defy what everyone has said. And if you really look at these guys, you’ll see a varying degree of success with this. Some win tournaments, others struggle to get the job done. When you look through this, you’ll notice not many of the top players are here. Is that a trend? Begin Slideshow  Read More →

Tiger Woods: Who Will Win a Major First, He or Steve Williams?

As Tiger Woods continues to plummet, Adam Scott is on the rise. With newfound confidence in a sternum putter, Scott has taken tour events by storm. Since joining up with Steve Williams and finding a groove after a rough MC at the US Open, Scott has had five top 25s in six events, four of those being top 10s, and one of them being a win. However, what Scott does not have is a major. When he first moved... 

Fred Couples: Why the Tiger Woods Decision Is a Risk/Reward That’s Worth It

With Fred Couples heading up the President’s Cup team for 2011, he’s already made one defining move in choosing Tiger Woods. That leaves him with just one captain’s pick to spare. Phil Mickelson has no problem with Tiger being picked as long as Keegan Bradley is picked. However, Phil may not have that satisfaction should Rickie Fowler, a match-play expert, need a captain’s pick. This... 

Tiger Woods: Could Fall Series Bring Him to a New Career Low?

As everyone has heard, Tiger Woods picked the Frys.com Open as his next PGA Tour event, barring any change of heart. Whether it was to satisfy Fred Couples’ demand or his own satisfaction is impossible to know. However, every time we think Tiger could be on the upswing, it seems he hits a “new career low.” In fact, it seems that’s all the past two years have been—a good... 

Tiger Woods: Will He Ever Again Have the Mental Edge on the Rest of the Field?

Tiger Woods’ disappointing performance at the PGA Championship reheated the question: can Tiger get his mental edge back from the rest of the field? The mental edge Tiger had came in three major parts: confidence, clutch, intimidation. Tiger’s intimidation factor has been erased. Playing with him is no longer as difficult as previous. He’s human, just like the rest of the field. To... 

5 Predictions for the Rest of Tiger Woods’ 2011 Season

After Tiger’s first round the speculation begins. So many questions are left to be answered about his performance for the next three days. Can he hold it together for a full tournament? Who’s his new caddy going to be? How long will his return last before the FedEx Cup ends it? There are certainly a lot of question marks in Tiger Woods’ future. Let’s try to answer some of them. Begin... 

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