Tiger Woods knew he had to set the tempo with Team US trailing 8-10 in Sunday’s singles. He also knew he had to be there at the finish if they were to halt a determined young International team.
Team USA fought back in Saturday afternoon’s foursomes to cut the Internationals’ lead to 10-8 on the penultimate day’s action in the Presidents Cup at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club.
Tiger Woods won his second match but the young guns on the opposite side were a match for the second day in a row as the Internationals continued to lead USA in the Presidents Cup.
The Internationals opened up a shock 4-1 lead over defending champions USA on day one of the Presidents Cup at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Thursday.
Kartik Sharma has come in for high praise from Internationals captain Stuart Appelby after his display in the just-concluded Junior Presidents Cup played in Melbourne on Saturday and Sunday last..
Justin Leonard’s Team US survived a furious final day fightback by the Stuart Appelby-led Internationals to retain the second Junior Presidents Cup 13 matches to 11 at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Monday.
Patrick Reed found himself in a boatload of trouble for a rule infringement in round three of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas and was penalised two shots on Friday.
A bogey-free second round after Wednesday’s rollercoaster brought Tiger Woods right back into the mix at the $3.5 million Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Thursday.
Tiger Woods set himself up well for the $3.5 million Hero World Challenge starting Wednesday by winning a knock-about knock-out in New Providence, the Bahamas, on Monday.
Hideki Matsuyama will be gunning for revenge against Tiger Woods as the Presidents Cup tees off at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Australia next month.
“As captain, I’m going to choose Tiger Woods as the last player on the team,” Tiger Woods said to complete his team for the Presidents Cup in Australia this December.
Tiger Woods carved out a PGA Tour record-equalling 82nd title on the extra day of play at the inaugural $9.75 million Zozo Championship in Chiba, Japan, on Monday.
Best wishes for the festive season on this day of lights to all in the golfing fraternity everywhere and may your scores drop to your heart’s content.
Tiger Woods carded a second successive 6-under par 64 to open up a two-shot lead on 12-under 128 after the second day of the $9.75 million Zozo Championships in Japan on Saturday.
Heavy rain forced the second round of the $9.75 million Zozo Championship to be postponed in Japan on Friday with Tiger Woods and Gary Woodland in the shared overnight lead.
Tiger Woods shrugged off three straight bogeys at the start to end the day as joint leader on 6-under par 64 on the opening day of the inaugural $9.75 million Zozo Championship in Chiba, Japan.
The highest honour in the Asia Pacific golf industry will be bestowed upon Dr Pawan Munjal, the Asia Pacific Golf Group has said.
Internationals captain Ernie Els has said he will keep the door open for Asian stars for the Presidents Cup against the United States in Australia from December 9 to 15.
A clean round of 5-under 66 and A PGA Tour card in the pocket made it a good weekend for Anirban Lahiri at the $1 million Boise Open on Sunday.
A couple of inches stood between a chance of returning to full PGA Tour status and playing on in the Korn Perry Tour finals series for Anirban Lahiri at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship in Colombus, Ohio, on Sunday.
Hideki Matsuyama smashed the Medinah Country Club’s Course no. 3 record by two shots with a blistering 9-under 63 to lead the field at the $9.25 BMW Championship in Medinah, Illinois, on Friday.
Arjun Atwal was making early gains at the Barbasol Championship on Saturday even as the world had its eyes glued on Northern Ireland and the British Open.
The weather is threatening to take centre stage as the 149th British Open on the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland on Thursday.
Think Tiger Woods and golf. And think Roger Federer and tennis. The difference between the two is Tiger never had a Rafal Nadalesque opponent dogging his footsteps in the pomp of his career.
Gary Woodland and Justin Rose were separated by one bad swing after three tense days in the US Open at California’s Pebble Beach, even as hopes of a Tiger Woods revival continued to recede on Saturday.