The Masters 2013: Early 3rd-Round Storylines Emerging from Augusta

The third-round action at the Masters has only made the leaderboard more cluttered at the top. As the leaders began to break onto the course, some of the players farther down the leaderboard have risen up the ranks. Defending champion Bubba Watson, most notably, made good on just making the cut with his first round under par. Meanwhile, some of the top names fell into the cellar, but more on that later.... 

Tiger Woods’ Use of TV Interview Evidence Is Bizarre Turn to Penalty Ruling

In a stunning turn of events, Masters officials were prompted to investigate an illegal ball drop from Tiger Woods after the golfer’s statement in a Friday interview with ESPN’s Tom Rinaldi. Following the Masters officials’ research, they assessed a two-stroke penalty to Woods, dropping the world’s No. 1 golfer to 19th place and five shots behind the leader. Using a post-match... 

2013 Masters Leaderboard: Latest Day 3 Updates for Players on the Course

Several big names in the Masters field have started their third round, armed with dreams of a monumental comeback to join Jason Day at the leaderboard’s peak. They will have two rounds to make a run and a few of the tournament’s cellar dwellers have done just that. Tim Clark, in particular, has delivered an impressive front nine to break through the field. Meanwhile, Bubba Watson, Phil... 

Shell Houston Open 2013: Day 4 Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

A rain delay didn’t keep the leaders of the Shell Houston Open from racing to the finish. In the end, D.A. Points finished off a superb Sunday performance to take home the title at Redstone GC. Points, an Illinois native, had missed the cut in every event this year before shooting a magnificent 16-under par to win in Houston. He needed every stroke to win the event, including a clutch par putt... 

Arnold Palmer Invitational 2013: Day 2 Leaderboard Analysis, Highlights and More

While Tiger Woods lurks four shots behind, fellow group member Justin Rose still holds a share of the lead with Bill Haas at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. Haas shot the low round of the day with a 66. His eagle on the 16th  hole—Haas’ second of the week—put him close to the leaders. Rose didn’t have a strong day like his 65 in the first round, but he was able... 

Australian Open 2013: What to Watch for in Novak Djokovic-David Ferrer Semifinal

One half of the Australian Open semifinals will feature a quarterfinal rematch from last year, as Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer will square off. Djokovic took four sets to dispose of Tomas Berdych, while Ferrer needed to go the distance to take care of Nicolas Almagro in the quarters. Their Aussie Open conquests had been polar opposites before the quarters; Djokovic was almost stunned by Stanislas... 

Roger Federer Still Has Enough Left to Dominate 2013 Campaign

It has been a bit of a Grand Slam swoon for Roger Federer the past three years on tour. Two titles in 12 Slam tournaments may be acceptable by most tennis players’ standards, but not this 17-time Grand Slam winner. Not when he’s had multiple Slam victories in half of the last decade. Nor when he holds the men’s record for most Slam finals in a career. At this point, semifinal berths... 

Futsal World Cup 2012: Score and Recap for Spain vs. Brazil

Spain and Brazil entered the Futsal World Cup as familiar foes. In their fourth meeting of the last five World Cups, it was Brazil coming out on top in extra time 3-2. With 19 seconds left in the extra period, Neto flicked the ball over his defenders left leg, ran past him along the sideline and fired a laser into the bottom-right corner. The ball skidded by the Spanish keeper’s right leg and... 

Roger Federer: Erratic Play Against Murray Signals Changing of the Guard

The good news: Roger Federer has been the world’s No. 1 player for 300 weeks. The bad? He hardly has the look of it. Roger Federer got trampled by Andy Murray in the Shanghai Masters semifinal 6-4 6-4, and it wasn’t even close. Perhaps the hierarchy between the two tennis heavyweights is more in Murray’s favor. It sure had the look of it in Shanghai Saturday night. Federer couldn’t... 

Ryder Cup 2012 Winner: Europeans Who Will Translate Win into PGA Tour Success

The Ryder Cup 2012‘s final Sunday belonged to Team Europe. Now, with the World Golf Championships and PGA Fall Series ahead, those Europeans who finished the tournament on a roll will continue playing strong golf. But which Europeans will carry their success into future tournaments? Certainly not all will be able to sustain their quality play from Sunday. These golfers will not be at Medinah... 

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