The Boo Market
Given the unfortunate knee injury to Tiger Woods, golf’s biggest star since Jack Nicklaus, the PGA and its sponsor companies have battled to redefine themselves to continue catering to fans who actively follow golf and see how its premier player performed each week. With specific tournaments...
Lefty #1 on List of Highest Earning Athletes Not Named Tiger
Golfer Philip Alfred Mickelson was named the second top earning athlete in the United States by Sports Illustrated yesterday, one spot (and $65,530,021) behind follow-golfer Tiger Woods. According to the breakdown provided by the magazine, Mickelson brought home $9,372,685 in salary and winnings...
Woods Lets Immelman Win Masters
Trevor Immelman became the first South African to win the Masters since Gary Player in 1978 after Tiger Woods decided on the 14th green that he didn't feel like winning this year.
"Everyone knows that I am going after the Grand Slam, but after that, what am I supposed to accomplish?" said...
U.S. Open Tournament Sites
A quick break to mention golf. Here is a list of the next 6 U.S. Open tournament sites:
Torrey Pines Golf Course (South Course)San Diego, CAJune 9-15, 2008
Bethpage State Park (Black Course)Farmingdale, NYJune 15-21, 2009
Pebble Beach Golf LinksPebble Beach, CAJune 14-20, 2010
Congressional Country...
Skipper Beck Named Luckiest Man Alive
CHARLOTTE, May 1 – Skipper Beck, President and CEO of Beck Imports of the Carolinas, was named the “Luckiest Man Alive” today as he was chosen as the third player in a three-man group with Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan for the Wachovia Championship Pro-Am.
Beck Imports will be supplying...
Tiger Woods to Battle Roger Federer in Most Boring In Victory Competition
NEW YORK, Aug 23 – In what is being considered the greatest cross-sports competition ever, Tiger Woods will face off against Roger Federer to find out once and for all who is the most boring champion in sports.
Woods, the 12 time grand slam champion in golf, has consistantly been referred to as...