The Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Texas captured the attention of the nation as 16-year-old Jordan Spieth worked attempted to become the youngest player to win a PGA tour championship. The headlines come Sunday were different, however, as 22 year old Jason Day captured the Byron Nelson championship. Day of Australia fired a 66 for [...]

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At the Sony Open, Ryan Palmer won with -15, edging out Robert Allenby at -14, and Steve Stricker who came in 3rd place at -14. Palmer stayed on top each day of the tournament, and had some worrying moments when Allenby and Stricker each eventually tied him for the lead. But thanks to a chip [...]

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In San Francisco The Presidents Cup wrapped up this Sunday with the American team is still undefeated at home. Making a flop shot from out in the trees, Tiger Woods won the cup, and became the third player in the history of the Presidents Cup who was able to win all of the matches. Woods [...]

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Event: The PGA Assistant Championship is coming up as part of the PGA Golf Club – Slated to be held at the Wanamaker Golf Course in Port St. Lucie in Florida between October 1 and October 4, 2009. The LOW PGA Club Professional at the 91st PGA Championship Qualifying. Greg Bisconti, who is a PGA [...]

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The South Korean Player Yang Yong-eun just became the first male major winner from Asia after completely overhauling Woods in a stunning fashion, clinching the US PGA Championship win at Hazeltine with a total of three shots this past Sunday. Trailing the world no. 1 and the overwhelming favorite Tiger Woods by two strokes, Yang [...]

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The World Golf Championships, known as the WGC, is a lengthy series of high profile golf tournaments using international fields. This championship series is perceived to be one of the most vital tournaments to the sport outside of the Player’s Championship and the four Majors. In the run up to the last Major this year, [...]

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The British Open is on its way, here are the things that you should be watching out for at Turnberry this year. The What: This is the third of the four annual majors for Golf. The Where: The Ailsa Golf course at Turnberry in Scotland, with a par of 70 and 7,204 yards. The When: [...]

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After playing for two solid decades without winning a serious big tournament, Michael Allen decided to set his eyes on the prize for real upon debuting at the PGA Champions Tour. After taking the win with a 3 under 67 on Sunday, allowing him to take the Senior PGA Championship win by a solid two [...]

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Top golf players are full of enthusiasm as their appointed ambassadors work to have golf included as an Olympic sport. Players are citing that the most memorable events are those where you represent your country in a foreign competition. Bringing back a medal is a honor that carries the most valued memories and respect, especially [...]

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A collection of golfers created quite a bit of noise this past PGA tour, including Sergio Garcia, Anthony Kim and Camilo Villegas. Garcia began playing on the scene at the age of 19, where he almost bested Tiger woods in the 1999 PGA Championship, and was the youngest player to ever complete the Ryder cup. [...]

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