Sure, the news from Tiger Woods this week – that he pretty much accepts that after his crippling injuries of last year his best hope is the occasional minor, as the majors will be beyond him – was pretty big and appropriately covered. The pity of it was that this news so swamped the golf headlines that it squeezed out much of the coverage that would have been accorded to
REVEALED: Tiger Woods is targeting a final fling at St Andrews at next year’s 150th Open… he admits he is ‘so far from competing against the world’s best’ but dream of pitching up in Scotland is helping legend cope with rehab Tiger Woods has long described St Andrews as his favourite place to play golf He admitted in first interview since his car crash he cannot play full time But
From winning his first pro major by 12 shots and completing the career Grand Slam at 24 years old, to spending more than THIRTEEN years as world No 1… Tiger Woods’ top 10 feats after he admitted he will not be able to play full-time golf again Tiger Woods is unsure when he will play PGA Tour golf again after his car crash The 15-time major champion is continuing his
Senior golf writer for ESPN.com Covered golf for more than 20 years Earned Evans Scholarship to attend Indiana University Tiger Woods was optimistic about playing some limited professional golf in the future while also being realistic about the struggles ahead, given the perspective he gleaned from the serious auto accident he endured in February. “I’m lucky to be alive and also have a limb,” Woods said Tuesday in the Bahamas,
We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Tiger Woods has indicated that his main goal for next year as he begins to slowly make his comeback from the horrific car crash back in February will be to
Senior golf writer for ESPN.com Covered golf for more than 20 years Earned Evans Scholarship to attend Indiana University In his first extensive interview since a February car crash, Tiger Woods said his hope is to return to competitive golf, but that he never expects to compete again at the highest level. “I think something that is realistic is playing the Tour one day — never full-time ever again —
Senior college football writer Author of seven books on college football Graduate of the University of Georgia After months of feuding, trading jabs during interviews and on social media, then seemingly making up at the Ryder Cup — there was even a bro hug! — until that unraveled earlier this week, Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka are finally taking this rivalry to the golf course. Today, in the latest installment
Ryder Cup: Commentator says Rory McIlroy has been ‘scapegoat’ We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you’ve consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info British golfer Lee Westwood has ruled himself out of the running to be named the next Ryder Cup captain of Team
The most infamous feud in the golf world during 2021 will be settled once and for all during the fifth edition of “The Match” on Friday, Nov. 26. Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau will meet for a 12-hole competition the day after Thanksgiving. Even though the two golfers seem to have made up after the 2021 Ryder Cup in September where they were seen hugging and celebrating together, their feud
Tiger Woods has made a big step in his recovery from injuries he suffered in a late-February car crash. The veteran golfer posted a video to his Twitter account on Sunday morning that featured him swinging at golf balls. It marked the first time since the Masters in November 2020 that golf fans had seen him on a course. This progression seems to indicate that Woods may, in fact, have
