This week in golf featured the British Open, known as the 139th Open Championship. This year’s tournament was held at the historic St. Andrews course, providing plenty of ups and downs in what will easily be considered a wild an unexpected tournament. All of the big names in Golf showed up for the event, including [...]

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This week in golf was relatively slow, with players traveling and preparing for next week’s British Open. Plenty of players were a part of a Celebrity Pro-Am in the area, and began to get in practice Rounds at St. Andrews. The week did feature a tournament, however, with the John Deere Classic playing out in [...]

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This week in golf featured the Memorial Tournament, presented by Morgan Stanley and hosted by Jack Nicklaus. The memorial tournament brings in plenty of big names as the golf world looks back at some of the greatest golfers and individuals who contributed to the growth of the game. Prior honorees include Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, [...]

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The latest tour stop at the Colonial Country Club proved to be an interesting tournament, with key players making both positive and negative moves in the field. Some of the key names playing at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at the Colonial included Scott Verplank, Boo Weekly, Geoff Ogilvy, K.J. Choi, Kenny Perry, Mike Weir, Vijay [...]

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On Sunday in Marana, Arizona, Ian Poulter won the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, giving him his first US victory, and moving him to number 5 in the world, a career-high for Poulter. Often more well-known for his colorful clothing line and the precise ironing of his pants than his golf, Poulter defeated Paul Casey to [...]

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In Los Angeles at the Northern Trust Open on Sunday, an emotional Steve Stricker took the victory. In a tournament of very safe play for the pro, he managed to avoid risky shots and overconfidence. Stricker was the favorite to win the tournament, and surprisingly didn’t display any of his fairly reckless golfing, but instead [...]

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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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The 2009 Shark Shootout, held at the Tiburón Golf Club at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort in Naples, Florida, ended on Sunday, won by the team of Jerry Kelly and Steve Stricker. The team went into the lead on Friday’s first round, tying with the team of Justin Leonard and Scott Verplank, dropped back on Saturday [...]

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The 2009 President’s Cup is kicking off on Thursday, and there are six different Foursomes that are going head to head here. First let’s take a look at the foursomes that are going head to head in the first round of golf, which is slated to begin today, including: Tim Clark along with Mike Weir [...]

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The BMW Championships are coming up this week, and are slated to be played at Cog Hill. Here are five all star players that you should be paying attention to as the FedEx Cup playoffs continue this upcoming week. As we finished up the Deutsche Bank Championship this week, all of our eyes are turning [...]

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