10 Bold Predictions for the 2013 FedEx Cup

The top 125 golfers from the 2013 season open a four-tournament chase toward a $10 million payday this week at The Barclays. As they have since 2007, the FedEx Cup playoffs promise to take plenty of twists and turns as they whittle that field down to the 30 golfers who will ultimately qualify for the Tour Championship a month or so from now. With four battles to fight on the way to winning the war,... 

Ranking the 10 Most Disappointing Players in Golf’s 2013 Majors

Some golfers can struggle in major championships but fly under the radar of low or no expectations. You won’t find any of them on this list of the most disappointing players from the 2013 major championships. By definition, to disappoint a golfer must have had some degree of expectations placed on him, and that is certainly true of these 10 professionals. The lineup includes some of the... 

Ranking the Top Performers at the 2013 Major Championships

It’s not a terribly difficult task to identify the best of the best from this year’s 2013 majors—just start with the golfers who won them. Ranking them in order of performance, however, is a little more difficult. Adam Scott inspired an entire continent by donning a green jacket. Phil Mickelson drank from the fountain of youth—otherwise known as The Claret Jug. Justin Rose and... 

Tiger Woods Should Not Be Defined by Major Failures

From the moment he turned professional, Tiger Woods has made it his career mission to win major championships, and up until five years ago he did it at a historic clip no other golfer has ever rivaled. Since 2008, however, Woods has been more mess than master in golf’s biggest events, culminating with yet another disappointing performance in the 2013 PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club... 

PGA Championship 2013 Winner: Jason Dufner Lets His Game Do All the Talking

Jason Dufner is a man of few words and even fewer outward emotions. Given how loud his golf game was at Oak Hill Country Club this week, he didn’t need either. Two days after becoming just the 24th golfer to shoot a 63 in a major championship, the soft-spoken and stoic Dufner captured his first major title in the 2013 PGA Championship with a two-under 68 on Sunday. In the process, he set... 

PGA Championship Results: Biggest Winners and Losers from Day 3

Oak Hill Country Club finally woke up and provided a much tougher test for the leaders of the 2013 PGA Championship on Saturday. As a result, the lead is exactly where it was when the day began, albeit with a different golfer holding it. Some Saturday winners surged up the leaderboard. Some of the day’s losers drifted or absolutely tumbled down it. Others managed to hold their place and remain... 

PGA Championship 2013: Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson No-Show at Oak Hill

If the new era of the Tiger-Phil rivalry was scheduled to begin at Oak Hill Country Club this week, someone forgot to tell the game’s best two players. Instead of battling each other head-to-head at the 2013 PGA Championship, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have sputtered their way into afterthoughts 54 holes into golf’s final major of the season. Heading into Sunday’s final round,... 

PGA Championship 2013: Why Phil Mickelson Was Tiger Woods’ Top Rival All Along

With his recent triumph in the 2013 Open Championship, near miss at the U.S. Open and subsequent rise to the second spot in the world rankings, there’s no doubt Phil Mickelson is Tiger Woods’ most significant rival as the PGA Championship prepares to tee off. Thing is, Phil’s been exactly that for the majority of Tiger’s career; we just lost sight of it for some reason. His... 

Inbee Park in the Shadows as She Chases History at 2013 Women’s British Open

Inbee Park is knocking on history’s door at the historic Old Course at St. Andrews. The problem is she’s doing it with the sound of Scottish crickets all around her. With shockingly little fanfare from outside the women’s game, Park is on a quest to win an unprecedented fourth consecutive major at the 2013 Ricoh Women’s British Open and opened with a three-under 69 on Thursday.... 

Martina Hingis Needs to Resist Temptation to Stretch Latest Comeback to Singles

For the second time since her injury-induced 2003 retirement from tennis, five-time grand slam winner and former World No. 1 Martina Hingis returns to WTA competition this week at the Southern California Open as a doubles partner to good friend Daniela Hantuchova. The newly-minted hall of famer’s return to tennis via doubles competition is an entertaining storyline for the women’s game... 

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