Winners of 2 majors and countless US and European PGA tournaments, YES! Golf have turned their attention from the greens to the greenside with the release of their Bill wedge.
There seems to be a fair amount of convergence in the short game sector at the moment, with wedge and iron specialists bringing out putters and [...]
Archive for March, 2008
M Anderson - Mar - 31st
M Anderson - Mar - 31st
Thomas Levet stole in from behind third round leader Lee Westwood to win a play-off against teenage phenom Oliver Fisher at the Open de Andalucia in southern Spain.
With a one shot lead, few would have bet against Westwood to extend his lead atop the Ryder Cup standing and score his 30th Tour victory but an [...]
Tim Schoch - Mar - 30th
Lorena Ochoa’s crackling irons and dead-center putting captured the Safeway International for the second year in a row. Low-rena did it again.
The #1 player on the LPGA tour shot a smooth six-under 66 to pull away from the field and finish at -22, seven shots clear of second place finisher, Jee Young Lee, who [...]
E Schuster - Mar - 30th
For the second week in a row Mom Nature rolled into the same town as the PGA Tour kicking the boys to the curb in the process.
As has been the case this winter ol’ Mom is as ornery and mean as an ex wife when the child support is late. So we’ll wait for [...]
Tim Schoch - Mar - 29th
Lorena Ochoa blasted and stumbled her way to 68 and a 16-under one-shot lead today in the Safeway International. Her massive drives and so-so putting kept her in the lead as Angela Stanford slipped, fell, then picked herself sharply up at the end to finish at a respectable 15-under with a 70. [...]
Tim Schoch - Mar - 29th
By now you know all about the Bubba vs. Elk rumble. Most of us are caught up in the controversy, the film clips, the gossip, the apologies, not to mention the intense human drama and C.S.I.-like hunt for blood and weapons.
Welcome to the first episode of “Reality Tour.”
I don’t know who was [...]
K Vakamudi - Mar - 29th
Briny Baird took the lead at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans after his second round 69 put him at -8.
However, it was the drama between shots that garnered much attention. During his approach shot to the 10th green, Bubba Watson spied Steve Elkington walking up the fairway as he addressed the ball. A frustrated [...]